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  1. efit Overhead Press Exercise_20090122163631_JPGOverhead Press

    Excellent for building strong shoulders

  2. efit Overhead Press Advanced Exercise_20090122163830_JPGArnolds

    Advanced form of the standard Overhead Press

  3. efit Kickbacks Exercise_20090122161538_JPGKickbacks

    Firming for your butt and hamstrings

  4. efit Kickbacks Advanced Exercise_20090122161748_JPGKickbacks w/Band

    Create resistance with a large band

  5. efit Bicep Curl exercise_20090122160219_JPGBicep Curl

    An oldie but a goodie.

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Overhead Press

Excellent for building strong shoulders

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Advanced form of the standard Overhead Press

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Kickbacks w/Band

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Balasana (Child's Pose)

(bah-LAHS-anna), bala = child

Adho Mukha Svanasana

(AH-doh MOO-kah shvah-NAHS-anna), adho = downward, mukha = face, svana = dog
 

Urdhva Mukha Svanasana

(OORD-vah MOO-kah shvon-AHS-anna), urdhva mukha = face upward (urdhva = upward, mukha = face), svana = dog

Anjali Mudra

(ON-jol-ly MOO-drah), anjali = a gesture of reverence, benediction, salutation (from anj, "to honor, celebrate")
mudra = seal (The gesture "seals" energy in

Setu Bandha Sarvangasana

(SET-too BAHN-dah), setu = dam, dike, or bridge, bandha = lock

Halasana

(hah-LAHS-anna), hala = plow

Salamba Sarvangasana

(sah-LOM-bah sar-van-GAHS-anna), salamba = with support (sa = with, alamba = support)
sarva = all, anga = limb. There are variations of Shoulderstand that are

Salamba Sirsasana

(sah-LOM-bah shear-SHAHS-anna), salamba = with support (sa = with alamba = support), sirsa = head

Uttanasana

(OOT-tan-AHS-ahna), ut = intense, tan = to stretch or extend

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