Benefits: Seated forward fold lowers your head below the heart, which can have a calming effect. This pose is designed to reduce stress and stretch the spine and hamstrings. Avoid this pose if you have high blood pressure or eye issues, such as glaucoma or detached retinas. Begin by sitting up straight in a chair.
no but you can castle with your king on the queenside if there are no pieces in between and ur king is not moving through check, you move it 2 spaces to the left and put the rook on the other side of ur king.Eric Â· 7 years ago.Thumbs up.eport Abuse. no but you can castle with your king on the queenside if there are no pieces in between and ur king is not moving through check, you move it 2 spaces to the left and put the rook on the other side of ur king. Eric Â· 7 years ago.
The rook in chess (may be referred to as the castle) is a piece that can move horizontally and vertically any amount of spaces on a chess board but can not jump over pieces. The rook usually has no purpose in the beginning of the game since it blocked by so many pieces and usually makes it into the endgame.