5 yoga poses to help you lose weight as fast as a gym

Highly challenging yoga poses require full-body movement, which increases your heart rate and burns more calories.

Sun salutation Sun salutation yoga poses transmit powerful energies from the sun into the body, affecting the entire body. This pose consists of 12 movements. Movement 1: Stand up straight, feet firmly, hands clasped in front of chest. Movement 2: Raise your arms around your head, leaning back. Movement 3: Bend over and hug your ankles. Movement 4: Step one foot forward, lower the knee perpendicular, both hands on the ground. Movement 5: Bring your legs back, stretch your body. Movement 6: Bend your elbows and slowly lower your body, touching your forehead, nose, and chest to the mat. Movement 7: Lower the entire legs and hips to the mat, hands on support, body stretched high. Movement 8: Bring your hips up, bend in an inverted V shape, head down to your hands. Step 9: Repeat movement 4 but switch legs. Step 10: Repeat movement 3. Step 11: Repeat movement 2. Step 12: Repeat step 1. Repeat the sun salutation 8 times. Plank pose The plank yoga pose is similar to the straight-arm plank movement. This pose helps to tighten the abdominal muscles, toning the arms and thighs effectively. Lie on your stomach on the mat, inhale, prop your arms and toes to slowly lift yourself up until your arms are straight, your body forms a straight line from your head to your heels. Breathe deeply, holding this position for as long as you can. Warrior Pose 2 Stand on the mat, feet hip-width apart, arms relaxed at your sides. Exhale, take a big step to the left, turn the left toe out, lower the knee to create a 90 degree angle while rotating the right foot inward to the right 15 degrees, the right heel is in line with the center of the left foot. Raise both arms to shoulder height, palms facing down. Take a few deep breaths in this pose and then turn your head to the left, pressing your pelvis down as much as you can. Hold for a few seconds, then return to the starting position and switch sides. Repeat the pose 8 times on each side. Dolphin Pose Dolphin Pose strengthens the core, arms, and legs, providing slim shoulders. Start in a low plank position, forearms on the mat, toes on the floor, body creating a straight line from head to toe. Raise your hips, push up to form an inverted V. Breathe deeply, hold the pose for as long as possible, and then return to the starting position. Crocodile Pose Crocodile Pose is a variation plank movement that helps tighten the abdominal muscles, buttocks and thighs, and at the same time, tones the biceps. Squeeze your head in a straight arm push-up position, lower your body until your elbows are at shoulder height or lower than your shoulders, and your body forms a straight line from head to heels. Breathe deeply, holding this position for as long as you can. According to the Vienna (according to the Health )