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Wrist Bending in Yoga – Manibandha Naman

Wrist Bending in Yoga - Manibandha Naman, How to do Wrist Bending in Yoga - Manibandha Naman, benefits, and precautions.

Wrist Bending Pose - Manibandha Naman

Manibandha Naman is a yoga practice that involves warming up and stretching the wrists and forearms. It is also known as “wrist rotation” or “wrist bending” in English. Manibandha Naman is a simple yet effective practice that can be done by people of all ages and fitness levels to increase flexibility and reduce tension in the wrists and hands.

Overview

English NameWrist bending / Wrist rotation
Sanskrit NameManibandha Naman
Hindiमणिबंध नमन
MeaningManibandha Naman is derived from two Sanskrit words: “Mani” meaning “jewel” and “Bandha” meaning “lock”. Therefore, Manibandha Naman can be translated as “wrist jewel lock” or “wrist joint activation”.
Base positionSitting
Repetitions10
Duration2 mins
Body PartWrists, Forearms
CategoryPawanmuktasana series 1
Category (English)Antirheumatic yoga poses
BenefitsImproves grip strength, increases flexibility and strength in the wrists and forearms.
Manibandha Naman Overview

How To Do Wrist Bending in Yoga – Manibandha Naman

Benefits of Wrist Bending in Yoga – Manibandha Naman

There are many benefits of wrist bending (manibandha naman). The primary benefit of it is to relieve tension and stiffness in your wrists, hands, and fingers.

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