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아프거나 불편하면 이 운동을 건너뛰십시오.

화면의 호흡 지침을 따르십시오 흡입 내쉬다

'다음'다음 연습을 위해(전체 화면에서는 사용할 수 없음)

노란색(총체적) 여정

3b

하모니 시퀀스

  • 아래 운동 지침을 배우고 따르십시오.

  • 이 연습을 시퀀스의 일부로 매일 연습하십시오. 

경고

  • 통증이 없고 편안한 범위에서만 이 운동을 수행하십시오.

  • 가능하지 않다면,건너뛰다이 운동을 하고 물리 치료사 또는 운동 전문가와 상의하십시오.

  • 관련이 있는 경우 이 운동이 외과의의 수술 후 프로토콜 내에 있는지 확인하십시오.

운동 배우기
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3b is a significant progression to 3a, adding elements of balance, falling and recovering on the arms (plyometrics), full-body rotation and a great 'good morning' uplifting stretch.

3b is an important functional exercise simulating a controlled fall on the arms.

Therefore, practicing this exercise harmoniously on a daily basis might not prevent the next fall, but the same fall might require a harder push and cause less damage, if at all.

3b is also an important exercise to prevent or reduce the occurrence of upper limb osteoporosis.


Tempo

  • Move - stretch - return - relax -...


StarBarre Position

  • Waist height

  • Easier- Stand closer and raise bar higher (no higher than chest height).

  • More difficult - stand further away and lower bar.


Breathing Pattern

  • Inhale - Starting position.

  • Exhale - Movement, stretch and return phases.

  • Inhale - During the relax phase (with arms up).



Starting Position


  • Stand about 2 steps away from bar, facing the bar.

  • Stand in the tall upright standing position looking towards the horizon.

  • Try to be as tall as possible, draw shoulders wide and down and relax the arms and hands by the side of the body.

  • Inhale.


Movement Phase




  • Upon exhalation, 'fall' forward by tilting the straight body-line from the ankles.

  • Allow the heels to rise passively.

  • Gently land with the hands on the bar and absorb the movement energy by flexing the elbows and extending the shoulders.

  • Ensure the body line is straight at all times.


Stretch Phase


  • When the body reaches its lowest point, enhance the exhalation and use the energy absorbed in body during the fall.

  • Push the bar rapidly with the hands (similar to the 4a movement phase) and let go.

  • This is to 'bounce' the body back to the balanced standing position.


Return 1






  • On the way up, inhale and bring the hands together to hold each other in front of the body.

  • Enhance the inhalation and raise both hands holding each other as high as possible together.

  • At the highest point, enhance the exhalation, separate the arms and lower them sideways with a wide circular movement.

  • Try to keep the arms as far back as possible for the entire movement.

  • Look at the horizon in front for the entire movement.

  • Return harmoniously to the upright balanced starting position.


Return 2


  • Repeat the movement 1 phases instructions, while adding full body rotation to the movement.

  • Feel that the body rotation is lead by the pelvis.

  • Continuously look at the back and during this movement.


Return 3


  • Repeat movement phase 2 to the other side.



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