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Correct translation edit
"wheel" is an inaccurate translation of this pose. "Wheel pose" is chakrasana, and it is performed when you walk your hands towards your feet, grab hold of your feet, and balance only using your legs. Chakrasana is sometimes called tiryana padottanasana. Additionally, ashtanga vinyasa yoga designates as chakrasana a backward roll into chaturanga. Urdhva dhanurasana is the beginning point to learning chakrasana. Cheers [User:Ramwell]] 22:40, 18 December 2006 (UTC)