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Soil Exercises: Stomach, spleen, knees, thighs, mouth, flesh
Metal
Exercises: Lungs, large intestine, reduces constipation, skin, wrists, nose
Water Exercises: Kidneys, bladder, reproductive organs, bone, marrow, ankles, ears, hair
Tree Exercises: Liver, gall bladder, muscles, tendons, hip joints, hands, feet, eyes, neck
Fire Exercises: Heart, small intestine, circulation, heel, tongue, face
Sanghwa Exercises: Triple Heater, pericardium, immunity, nerve system, sleeping disorders |
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Place both legs shoulder-width apart
and lift your heels up and down
without touching the floor; at the
same time breathe down your body
and out your feet. Releases toxics
and makes the body lighter. |
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Lift the arms straight up and
and drop them down snapping
the wrists, sending stress out
the fingers. Releases toxics
from upper body. |
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1. Move the neck up and down
2. Move the neck clockwise and then counterclockwise
3. Try to touch your shoulder with your ear
4. Pull your chin in and turn left and right trying to look at
your shoulder. |
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With both hands on the shoulders
and elbows bent, rolls your shoulders
forward and backwards |
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With both hands on the shoulders
and elbows bent, rolls your shoulders
forward and backwards |
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With legs shoulder-width apart,
lift the shoulders up and down.
Good for stiff shoulders.. |
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Interlace your hands. 1) Breathing in,
raise your arms as high as possible
and stare at the back of the hands..
2) Breathing out, stretch down and touch
the floor. Come up and do it to each side..
Good for spinal problems and thyroid glands. |
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Place your hands on your waist
and like drawing a circle, roll your
waist. Clockwise, then counterclockwise..
Good for all lower back problems. |
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With your legs shoulder-width apart Minister Fire ,
repeat opening and closing your hands
fully. Don't move your arms, only the
hands. Good for immune system. |
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In a seated position, stretch your legs
forward as far as possible and smack
them together. Good for sleep disorder
and digestion. |
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In a seated position, stretch your legs
forward as far as possible and smack
them together. Good for sleep disorder
and digestion. |
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1) Lying down with legs and arms raised,
shake as hard as you can. Make sure arms
and legs are locked.
2) After one minute, let the body fall to the floor.
Good for high blood pressure and inflammation. |
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With legs shoulder-width apart, squat
down and up with chest and spine straight.
If the toes face inward, you lose weight; outward,
gain weight. |
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With legs shoulder-width apart, place both
hands on your lower abdomen(5 cm below
your navel). Breathing in, push out. Breathing
out, pull back to the spine. Do it quickly. Good
for constipation and health of intestines. |
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