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| | | | | The eight silk brocades are a set of Qi Gong exercises meant to work and warm up muscles groups commonly used throughout the day. Especially the legs, hips, and back. I tend to use them as cool down exercises after a longer Tai Chi workout, see Long Yang, but the movements are also quite nice in the morning to wake up. Eight Silk Brocades Perform each exercise eight times breathing slowly. | |
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| | | | | Journeys in quilting, yoga, books; pondering life after work and after 50. | |
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| | | | | Flexibility and mobility are essential ingredients for rider success both in and out of the competition ring. Equestrian sports require sustained periods of correct, upright posture, dynamic balance and total body control, all of which are directly affected by the flexibility and mobility of muscles and joints. | |
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| | | FA meditation activates a branch of the nervous system that restores calm after a threat has passed. Credit: AI In focused-attention (FA) meditation, the meditator directs their attention towards a neutral bodily sensation, and gently returns it to that sensation whenever they notice that their mind has wandered. In Shamatha meditation, for example, the focus... | ||
