Pincha Mayurasana — Forearm Stand
Pincha Mayurasana (feathered peacock) is a forearm balance that builds shoulder strength and thoracic opening while cultivating stability.
Arm balance poses to develop upper body strength, core engagement and concentration. Intermediate to advanced level.
Pincha Mayurasana (feathered peacock) is a forearm balance that builds shoulder strength and thoracic opening while cultivating stability.
Kakasana (bent-arm crow) is the classic arm balance variant with bent elbows, more accessible than straight-arm Bakasana.
Astavakrasana (eight angles) combines arm balance, twist and crossed legs in a spectacular pose of strength and flexibility.
Adho Mukha Vrksasana (handstand) is the fundamental hand inversion, building strength, balance and courage to stand upside down.
Bakasana (crow) builds arm and core strength while cultivating focus and confidence in arm balances.
Parsva Bakasana (side crow) adds a twist to the arm balance, strengthening obliques and developing coordination.