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Photo A: This exercise is especially good for anyone who can’t do jumping exercises which stress the knees or legs. The key is to work the arms to their fullest extensions for maximum benefit. Rise up onto your toes, pulling your leg muscles tight. Shoot your arms overhead in a “V” position. Concentrate on keeping your body in alignment from your head to your toes, and pull your abdominal muscles in tight for control and balance. Photo B: Bend your knees, keeping your feet together and heels on the ground, as you shoot your arms downwards by your sides in an inverted “V” position. Continue by repeating the movements. —Copyright Jazzercise

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Press, 24 April 1986, Page 9

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Photo A: This exercise is especially good for anyone who can’t do jumping exercises which stress the knees or legs. The key is to work the arms to their fullest extensions for maximum benefit. Rise up onto your toes, pulling your leg muscles tight. Shoot your arms overhead in a “V” position. Concentrate on keeping your body in alignment from your head to your toes, and pull your abdominal muscles in tight for control and balance. Photo B: Bend your knees, keeping your feet together and heels on the ground, as you shoot your arms downwards by your sides in an inverted “V” position. Continue by repeating the movements. —Copyright Jazzercise Press, 24 April 1986, Page 9

Photo A: This exercise is especially good for anyone who can’t do jumping exercises which stress the knees or legs. The key is to work the arms to their fullest extensions for maximum benefit. Rise up onto your toes, pulling your leg muscles tight. Shoot your arms overhead in a “V” position. Concentrate on keeping your body in alignment from your head to your toes, and pull your abdominal muscles in tight for control and balance. Photo B: Bend your knees, keeping your feet together and heels on the ground, as you shoot your arms downwards by your sides in an inverted “V” position. Continue by repeating the movements. —Copyright Jazzercise Press, 24 April 1986, Page 9

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