Ambika C, a 32-year-old woman from Talakadu, Mysore, Karnataka, has made history by performing the challenging Hanumanasana (180-degree splits), a form of advanced Yogasana, for an incredible 5 minutes while in her 9th month of pregnancy. The remarkable achievement, accomplished just 3 days before giving birth, has earned her a new world record and widespread acclaim for her strength, flexibility, and determination.
Ambika, daughter of the late Chandru, defied conventional limits and demonstrated an extraordinary level of physical fitness and mental discipline by performing the splits during the final stages of her pregnancy. This daring and inspiring act took place on 19th September 2016, marking a milestone in both the fields of yoga and maternal health.
Her fearless performance has garnered praise from yoga experts and health professionals, who have highlighted the significance of such a feat, especially during pregnancy. Ambika’s ability to maintain balance, flexibility, and strength while carrying a child showcases the power of yoga in promoting physical and mental well-being, even during challenging life stages.
In an emotional statement following her achievement, Ambika shared, “Yoga has always been a part of my life, and I believe it is a source of strength in every phase of life. This accomplishment is a testament to the discipline and the mind-body connection that yoga fosters. I hope my experience inspires others to embrace fitness and wellness, no matter their circumstances.”
Ambika’s record-setting performance has not only earned her recognition in the world of yoga but also served as an inspiration to women everywhere, proving that with dedication and determination, there are no limits to what can be achieved. Her courageous act stands as a testament to the power of the human spirit and the importance of maintaining a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
