Growing Straight: A New System of Physical Education with Mental Control |
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Contents
Preliminary Instructions | 41 |
Posture and Carriage | 48 |
How Indians Use Their Muscles | 65 |
Copyright | |
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abdomen action Alternate arms at sides Assume correct standing Assume the correct back to position backward Balance the weight bend Breathe rhythmically chest circle coccyx correct sitting posture correct standing posture Count four Count six counting three develop diaphragm emotions entire body Exhale slowly feel feet Figure fingers flexed force front full breath graceful hands at sides head heels hip joints hold the breath Indian system Inhale and hold keep the spine kick left foot left hand left leg Lift the right limber lungs mental control mind motion movement natural neck obliquely palms perfect physical poise practice pull Relax and inhale Repeat four Resume position rhythm right arm right foot right leg rotating shoulder joint straight strain strength strengthen the muscles Swing the arms Swing the right swinging rhythm tendon Achilles thigh muscles thoughts toes torso twisting vertebrae viscera walking waltz music weight placement wrists leading
Bibliographic information
| Title | Growing Straight: A New System of Physical Education with Mental Control |
| Author | Maud Smith Williams |
| Publisher | A. S. Barnes, 1930 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Oct 18, 2007 |
| Length | 137 pages |
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