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An arm balance with both legs extended out to the side?! Eight angle pose (or  a stavakrasana —a name inspired by the story of the sage Astavakra) requires a lot from us yogis: upper body strength, supple hips, and heck of a lot of determination. 
 
So, are you ready? Unroll your mat, and let's begin.
Eight Angle Pose: How to: Astavakrasana

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