Parivritta Trikonasana
परिवृत्त त्रिकोणासन
Parivṛtta Trikoṇāsana
Revolved triangle pose
Parivritta (परिवृत्त, Parivṛtta) = revolved
Trikona (त्रिकोण, Trikoṇa) = triangle
Asana (आसन, Āsana) = pose, posture, seat
Parivritta Trikonasana (परिवृत्त त्रिकोणासन, Parivṛtta Trikoṇāsana) = revolved triangle pose
| Vinyāsa | breath | Dṛṣṭi | explanation of movement |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | IN | hastāgre | stepping back with right foot, extend arms to side |
| 2 | EX | pādayoragre | place left hand on outside edge of right foot |
| IN | hastāgre | drishti towards raised hand | |
| 5BR | hastāgre | Parivritta Trikonasana (परिवृत्त त्रिकोणासन, Parivṛtta Trikoṇāsana) (right side) | |
| EX | pādayoragre | drishti down | |
| 3 | IN | hastāgre | square up, turn, extend arms to side |
| 4 | EX | pādayoragre | place right hand on outside edge of left foot |
| IN | hastāgre | drishti towards raised hand | |
| 5BR | hastāgre | Parivritta Trikonasana (परिवृत्त त्रिकोणासन, Parivṛtta Trikoṇāsana) (left side) | |
| EX | pādayoragre | drishti down | |
| 5 | IN | nāsāgre | square off to side, turn |
| - | EX | nāsāgre | stepping to front of the mat, Samasthitih (समस्थितिः, Samasthitiḥ) |
legend for the Vinyāsa table:
- The grey part of the table is performed in Aṣṭāṅga-Yoga practice.
- Yellow marked is the position depicted on the photo.
- Vinyāsa:1 = ekam; 2 = dve; 3 = trīṇi; 4 = catvāri; 5 = pañca; 6 = ṣaṭ; 7 = sapta; 8 = aṣṭau; 9 = nava; 10 = daśa; 11 = ekādaśa; 12 = dvādaśa; 13 = trayodaśa; 14 = caturdaśa; 15 = pañcadaśa; 16 = ṣoḍaśa; 17 = saptadaśa; 18 = aṣṭadaśa; 19 = ekonavimśatiḥ; 20 = vimśatiḥ; 21 = ekāvimśatiḥ; 22 = dvāvimśatiḥ; 23 = trayovimśatiḥ; 24 = caturvimśatiḥ; 25 = pañcavimśatiḥ; 26 = ṣoḍavimśatiḥ; 27 = saptavimśatiḥ; 28 = aṣṭovimśatiḥ
- breath: IN = Inhalation; EX = exhalation; 5BR = five breaths
- Dṛṣṭi: nāsāgre = to the nose; añguṣṭhamadhye = to the middle of the thumb; bhrūmadhye = in the middle of the eye brows; nābicakre = to the navel; ūrdhvadṛṣṭi = upwards; hastāgre = to the tip of the hand; pādayoragre = to the tip of the foot; pārśvadṛṣṭi = sidewards
