Dolphin Pose (Makarasana)
Source: beYogi

Everyone wants to have stronger Arms. Nobody wants to have those skinny and powerless arms. People with stronger Arms look lot more energetic and tough, and can easily lift heavy weights, pick up heavy stuffs etc.

However you don’t have to worry, if you have those delicate Arms. You can add strength to your arms with Yoga, without using heavy weights and exercises in the gym.

Below are some of the Yoga poses which can strengthen your arm in a very period of time:

Cobra Pose (Bhujangasana)

Cobra Pose (Bhujangasana)
Source: The Art of Living Foundation

Lie on your Stomach and keep your feet together. Place your hands underneath your shoulders pressing into the mat. Now, slowly lift your torso, while inhaling keeping in mind not to place all the weight onto your hands. Be in this position for some time and make sure your back is straight. Now relax your muscles and lower yourself back onto the ground while exhaling. Work this pose for 2-3 times.

Dolphin Pose (Makarasana)

Dolphin Pose (Makarasana)
Source: beYogi

While lying on your Stomach, slowly lift your hips up, keeping your feet and head down. Stretch the shoulders away from your ears and spread your arms while keeping your hands together and try to stay on your forearms. This is an effective pose for building your muscles.

Forearm Plank Pose

Forearm Plank Pose
Source: The Chopra Center

Lie on your Stomach with your hands straight; slowly push yourself up putting all the weight on your forearms and your feet. Place your shoulder just beneath the forearms. Keep your legs straight. Inhale while curling your toes and exhale when lifting your whole body.

Side Plank Pose (Vasisthasana)

Side Plank Pose (Vasisthasana)
Source: Dutch Smiling Yogi

Lie down on the mat in a side-ward direction. Now lift your hips, putting all the weight on one hand. Make sure your hips, Knees and ankles are on top of each other, in a straight line. Raise your top arm in an upward direction. Hold it for some time and then change the sides.

Downward Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)

Downward Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana)
Source: YouTube

While lying on a mat, raise your hips and create “V” shape body upside down. Try to push the floor away from you, shifting more weight into your legs. It helps in strengthening some serious upper body muscles.