Search
+
    SEARCHED FOR:

    YOGA ASANAS

    Malaika Arora fitness routine at 53: From daily yoga, strength training and intermittent fasting, here’s how she stays fit and healthy

    Malaika Arora's dedication to fitness is marked by a well-rounded routine featuring yoga, strength training, and conscious nutrition choices. She advocates for maintaining balance, steering clear of extreme dieting methods. Intermittent fasting complements her meal plan, allowing for sensible eating habits. Through breathwork and posture-centric yoga, her all-encompassing wellness philosophy underscores her commitment to long-term health and vitality.

    Ranbir Kapoor does not use sunscreen or moisturiser. But he follows one skincare tip from Alia Bhatt

    Ranbir Kapoor recently marked his 44th birthday by slicing into 3 cakes outside his latest residence in Mumbai. Ignoring family suggestions, he candidly announced that he has never relied on sunscreen or moisturiser. He also shared Alia Bhatt's sage advice to adopt yoga for better skin health. While preparing for his role in Ramayana, Ranbir engages in yoga and breathing exercises to embody Lord Ram's serenity.

    Why 20 minutes of yoga a day can change the way you feel

    In days filled with screens, most people lose stillness. A short guided daily yoga practice can improve flexibility, calm the mind and restore energy. Without a retreat or a spare hour. This article shows why consistency beats intensity and how to start.

    Shilpa Shetty, 51, reveals secret to her flawless flexibility and toned limbs – the Goddess pose. It can also improve your balance

    Actress Shilpa Shetty recently shared a clip on her Instagram account of her performing the Goddess Pose. This yoga pose can not just improve balance and stability but also restore hormonal balance and also reduce menstrual cramps. It can also strengthen your limbs and tone them to perfection and improve mobility.

    International Yoga Day: Here are five poses that you need to include in your daily schedule

    Officials have noted widespread participation from numerous countries during International Yoga Day, highlighting global acknowledgment of yoga's role in enhancing physical and mental well-being. The concept for a dedicated Yoga Day was proposed by Prime Minister Modi during his speech at the 69th session of the UN General Assembly in 2014. Subsequently, on December 11, 2014, all 193 UN member states unanimously agreed to observe the International Day of Yoga annually on June 21.

    International Yoga Day 2023: Practising asanas daily can help with weight loss, agility & heart health

    Yoga, an ancient Indian practice, helps individuals maintain physical and mental health. The practice of yoga and meditation reduces stress and anxiety, leading to improved sleep quality and increased self-confidence.

    The Economic Times
    BACK TO TOP
    Advertisement