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Full Body and Bodyweight Exercises - The Tower

Full Body and Bodyweight Exercises the tower 1

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The Tower is a yoga position that is not for the faint hearted!  Do this to perfect your balance, strengthen your neck and strengthen your core.  Be sure you know how to bail out of this exercise, so you don't injure yourself. 

First make sure there is plenty of room.  Then once you are in the position and feel like you might fall over, either tuck your head and roll, or make a quick ¼ turn and bring you legs down.

  1. Place your head and palms on the ground in the shape of a triangle.
  2. Bring you knees up to rest on your elbows.
  3. Lean your torso back and use your abdominals to bring your legs up.
  4. When you are completely straight, you should feel less pressure on your arms and your weight should be distributed evenly down your body into the ground.
  5. Breathe naturally.

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Resources We Use and Recommend...

ryan lee bodyweight exercise siteIf you want ready-made workouts, Annmarie and I highly recommend checking out the Body Weight Fitness - Online Training Resource, which is part of the WorkoutPass Network - Click Here

steve cotter bodyweight exercises encyclopediaIf you want visual instruction (which many people can benefit from) on how to do many of these exercises and more, please check out Steve Cotter's incredible bodyweight exercise 3 DVD set. Click here for more information.



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