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Wednesday, 04 October 2006 13:39

shoulders


Many people show tension in their shoulders, either by hunching them up or by drawing them down stiffly. Men who carry bulging briefcases to work every day, students who carry all the books they need for a full day at school or women who always carry heavy shopping in one hand are particularly likely to suffer from tense and painful shoulders.
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Tighten your shoulders just a little. This is only the amount of tension you use when you are anxious and stressed. Recognise this feeling and let the tension go so that your shoulders drop, then relax them even further.
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Wednesday, 04 October 2006 13:43

sitting

Your head is quite heavy and the neck muscles needed to keep it steady have to be strong. Sit up straight in the chair with your feet flat on the floor, your chin parallel to the floor and your shoulders down. Feel the muscles at the back of your neck. When your head is well balanced they will be soft, but
if they are tense they will feel hard, ache and give you headaches. Move your head around until you feel the muscles relax, then enjoy that feeling.

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Wednesday, 04 October 2006 13:43

Keep your lips and jaws slightly apart and let your tongue rest on the bottom, behind your lower teeth
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Wednesday, 04 October 2006 13:42

calm

 

 

Close your eyes and look straight ahead as if into the middle distance. Then open your eyes very wide and make the ugliest face you can, stretching all the muscles as far as you can. Now think about smiling, without actually smiling. This is calming and it gives your face a very calm appearance

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