Ankita Konwar does yoga's full split after a 30k run in front of the Red Fort, hubby Milind Soman reacts

Internet's favourite fitness enthusiast couple, Milind Soman and Ankita Konwar are no strangers to breaking the internet with incredible feats like running marathons, acing complex exercises, and inspiring their followers to stay healthy. Like her actor husband, Ankita also shares updates of her fitness journey with her followers on social media. And for her latest photo, Ankita found the perfect place to perform a difficult yoga asana. The impressive post got love from Milind Soman and her followers.

Ankita Konwar does a full split in front of Red Fort

On Wednesday, Ankita Konwar dropped a picture of herself performing yoga's full split or Hanumanasana in front of the historic Red Fort in Delhi. Yes, you read that right. The 30-year-old did the pose on the road with the Red Fort, a clear blue sky and Indian National Flag in the background. According to Ankita, she achieved the impressive feat after completing a 30k run. "A split after a 30k run, in front of the Red Fort #yogaeverywhere," Ankita wrote in the caption. Check out Ankita's post below. (Also Read: Ankita Konwar performs Upavistha Konasana in new video, Milind Soman reacts)

Ankita's post garnered several likes and comments from her followers. Milind also reacted to the pictures by hearting her post. A fan complimented Ankita and wrote, "Man you are a star." Another commented, "Queen." A user pointed out how difficult the split must have been for Ankita and wrote, "Splits after 30k run is tough."

Earlier, Ankita had joined her husband, Milind Soman, on the Unity Run that he began to commemorate India's 75 years of Independence. The 56-year-old completed a 450km run from Jhansi Fort to Red Fort and celebrated India's Independence Day. Check out one of his posts from Unity run.

Full split pose or Hanumanasana Benefits:

Hanumanasana or a full split is a challenging seated pose that requires the work of the hips and hamstrings while balancing the upper body on the pelvis. It stretches the hamstrings, mobilises your knees and hips, stimulates the digestive and reproductive organs, stretches the back muscles, and releases tension and stress.