하모니 플로어 시퀀스
B7 Rollup
탭'다음'다음 연습을 위해(전체 화면에서는 사용할 수 없음)
아프거나 불편하면 이 운동을 건너뛰십시오.
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아래 운동 지침을 배우고 따르십시오.
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이 연습을 시퀀스의 일부로 매일 연습하십시오.
경고
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통증이 없고 편안한 범위에서만 이 운동을 수행하십시오.
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가능하지 않다면,건너뛰다이 운동을 하고 물리 치료사 또는 운동 전문가와 상의하십시오.
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관련이 있는 경우 이 운동이 외과의의 수술 후 프로토콜 내에 있는지 확인하십시오.
운동 배우기
B7 Rollup is an ancient and popular calisthenics style abdominal exercise. The focus of sit-ups in the context of Harmony Training Floor Exercises is spinal and pelvic harmonious movement, rather than an abdominal muscle workout exercise. This is because the neutral spine standing Harmony Training exercises like Pushups and Hovering provide a safer, more functional and more powerful abdominal training.
Therefore, there is no reason to add weights that add lumbar and cervical strain, but rather to make it easier by harmonizing the full-body movements and optimizing (not maximizing!) stability and mobility synergistic muscle function.
Starting Position
Supine lying:
Stretch arms up and legs down (on surface) and elongate spine.
Movement
Without moving the legs, raise the arms and articulate the spine to flexion, from top to bottom.
Start with an exhalation and a slight chin tuck.
Roll up the spine, one vertebra after another, from top to bottom, until the sitting position is assumed.
In the sitting position, find the neutral position of the pelvis and spine (maintain a slight lumbar arc).
Stretch
Lean on the outstretched arms.
Relax in this sitting-upright position for about a second.
Elongate the spine and get taller for the stretch.
Look forwards towards the horizon.
Return
Start by rotating the pelvis and flattening the lumbar curve, then roll down vertebra after vertebra and raise the arms until the Starting Position is achieved.
Relax
Find the Starting Position stretch and relax in that position.
Gear for the next repetition.
Notes
It is okay to use arms and elbows to assist with the movement provided the spinal articulation is maintained.
If the legs rise during the roll up or down, or if the harmonious sitting position cannot be found.
This is just an indication of the challenge remaining to master this exercise.
After a few repetitions, as the body warms up, it will become easier to keep the legs down.
With regular practice this exercise becomes naturally easier.
For people who are naturally stiff:
Practicing this exercise is most challenging early in the morning when the body lacks mobility and stability.
If difficult, the best time to practice this exercise is when the body is comfortably warm, ideally, after the standing sequence and/or an aerobic workout.
Perform 3-5 stretches to each side then proceed to exercise B8 Twist and Punch.