
UPA-YOGA
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Relieves physical stress and tiredness
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Strengthens the joints and muscles
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Rejuvenates the body after periods of inactivity
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Negates the effects of jetlag and long travel
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Musculoskeletal system
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The proprioception of the upper limb joints improve significantly.
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The co-ordination improves significantly.
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Decreases the stiffness in the joints of upper limb and improves flexibility.
Cardiovascular system
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It helps in the venous return to the heart.
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When synchronized with breath it helps with strengthening the heart and also improving diseased heart conditions.
Nervous system
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There is synchronized movement of many muscles in the upper limb.
Respiratory system
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As the exercise involves breathing along with movements this makes the breathing more synchronized and organized.
DIRECTIONAL MOVEMENT OF THE ARMS
KNEE ROTATION
Musculoskeletal system
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This generally increases the core strength of the lower limb significantly.
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The muscles around the knee stretches and contracts and their strength increases.
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The spine stabilizes and the core strength of spine increases.
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The ankle and hip becomes flexible.
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The pelvic floor muscles contract and thus strengthens.
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This improves the tone and posture of the limb.
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It increases the overall stability and gait.
Cardiovascular system
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Increases the venous return and helps with the circulation.
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Venous stasis and lymph stasis show improvement.
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Patients with venous ulcer, varicose vein problems and lymph edema will show improvement in their symptoms.
SQUATTING
Musculoskeletal system
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Strengthens the hip, knee and ankle joints and tarsal bones.
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Knee joint-stretches the joint capsule; increases synovial secretion and clearance, thereby provides adequate nutrition to the cartilages, clears off the toxins effectively. Protects the joint from arthritis.
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Increases strength of the pelvis.
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Muscles of the gluteal region, pelvic floor muscles and thigh are strengthened.
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Improves strength of sacral and pelvic ligaments.
Cardiovascular system
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Circulation improves.
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Better supply to pelvic region.
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Venous return is improved.
Nervous system
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Stimulation of the nerves in the spinal and pelvic region and lower limbs.
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Organs
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Better functioning of all the organs in the abdomen and pelvis.
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Reproductive system
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Better functioning of the organs and hormones secreted by them.
NECK PRACTICES
Musculoskeletal system
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Improves balance and posture of the body.
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Increased tone and strength of neck muscles.
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Strengthening of the ligaments.
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Better spinal alignment, flexibility and activation.
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Vascular system
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Increased circulation to the brain.
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Regulation and stabilization of blood pressure.
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Decrease of plaque deposition.
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Nervous system
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Balance of Vagal Nerve.
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Better brain functioning.
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Respiratory system
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Smooth flow of air.
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Better ventilation.
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Better functioning of the sinus.
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Reproductive system
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Better functioning of the organs and hormones secreted by them.
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Endocrine system
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Better functioning of Thyroid and Parathyroid.
Immune functions
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Helps with prevention of infection.
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Mental Health
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Mood elevation.
SHOULDER ROTATION

Musculoskeletal system
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Stretching of the joint capsule improves synovial secretion and clearance enabling good blood supply.
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Strengthening of the shoulder joints.
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Functioning of the shoulder joint improves gradually, thus maximum range of movements allowed are possible.
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The rotator cuff gets strengthened and rotator cuff injuries in active people like sportsmen are prevented.
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Cardiovascular system
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Improves circulation of the shoulders, and arms and over the chest.
Respiratory system
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Improvement in airflow in the upper part of lungs occurs, and by releasing any muscle stiffness this eases the respiration.
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Organs
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Better functioning of all the organs in the abdomen and pelvis.
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Reproductive system
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Better functioning of the organs and hormones secreted by them.
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Nervous system
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Eases tension in neck and shoulders.
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Breast
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​Increases firmness of the breast; prevents sagging of the breast.