The 5 Tibetans are a "stretching" sort of yoga exercise that really do have amazing effects but I admit are hard to do. I do them twice a week.
This is the book I have that shows you how to do the exercises:
The Five Tibetans, by Christopher S. Kilham
When starting out I do no more than 10 to get used to the exercise and to not fall over plus they're really hard and I can't do 21 yet!
In essence here are the five moves (each is supposed to be repeated 21 times):
1 - spin with arms out 21 times to left and then 21 times to right.
2 - lift legs without bending knees to a 90 degree angle and return to starting position.
3 - on knees lean back with hands on hip.
4 - sitting up legs flat you put your hands to your sides and then lift your body up into a bridge shape.
5 - with your toes pointed to support your body you hold you torso up and then pull yourself up to bent "V" shape.
Here's what the moves look like:
Sunday, April 25, 2010
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