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Exercise of the week Photo A: You can do this exercise sitting on the floor or sitting comfortably at your desk. Keep your spine tall and straight with your abdominal muscles held firmly, and extend your arms overhead. Photo B: Bending your elbows, bring your arms straight down so that your hands are in front of your shoulders. Then lean slightly forward as you continue the motion by straightening your arms and extending them out to your sides. They should be pulled slightly behind your torso. Bend your head slightly forward. Continue by repeating movements.

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Press, 30 January 1986, Page 17

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Exercise of the week Photo A: You can do this exercise sitting on the floor or sitting comfortably at your desk. Keep your spine tall and straight with your abdominal muscles held firmly, and extend your arms overhead. Photo B: Bending your elbows, bring your arms straight down so that your hands are in front of your shoulders. Then lean slightly forward as you continue the motion by straightening your arms and extending them out to your sides. They should be pulled slightly behind your torso. Bend your head slightly forward. Continue by repeating movements. Press, 30 January 1986, Page 17

Exercise of the week Photo A: You can do this exercise sitting on the floor or sitting comfortably at your desk. Keep your spine tall and straight with your abdominal muscles held firmly, and extend your arms overhead. Photo B: Bending your elbows, bring your arms straight down so that your hands are in front of your shoulders. Then lean slightly forward as you continue the motion by straightening your arms and extending them out to your sides. They should be pulled slightly behind your torso. Bend your head slightly forward. Continue by repeating movements. Press, 30 January 1986, Page 17

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