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General Guidelines and Safety


This series of video clips show strengthening exercises that can be performed while one is sitting down. Some things that we need to remember while performing these seated exercises are:

  • Breathing - Breathe normally while performing the exercises. Do not hold your breath at any time. To make sure that you are not overdoing the exercises, you should be able to maintain a normal conversation. If you are exercising alone, it is best to count out loud while doing the exercises. A useful technique is to slowly count 1-2 when performing the exercise action, and count 1-4 when going back returning to the starting position.
  • Posture - Sit up tall with both feet planted firmly on the floor.
  • Back Support - To make sure that your lower back is supported, roll up a small towel and place it behind your back.

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