Practice with your child. Just like the standing postures, the sitting postures usually become more appealing when practiced as a game. For example, while in upward plank you can let a ball roll down the child’s back.
This posture strengthens the arms and wrists of your child. It also improves the range of their shoulder movements and stretches the torso.
- Sit with your legs extended in front of you, your feet together, and your toes pointing up.
- Place your hands flat on the floor by your hips. fingers pointing in front of you.
- Slightly bend your knees so your feet are flat on the floor.
- While inhaling. bring your body up. keeping your arms and legs extended. The whole body is stretched. head back. and torso arched. Hold the pose for a whole breathing cycle.
- Exhale while going back to your initial position.
- Repeat three times.
You can help your child lift up their body so the stretch is easier
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