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Seated Pulse Back Squeeze

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Squeeze your back with small pulses while seated

How to Seated Pulse Back Squeeze

Starting Position

Sit on the chair, stretch your arms back, and prepare a small pulse.

Proper Form

1. Sit on the chair and stretch your arms back.

2. Use small pulses to contract your back.

3. Slowly return to the original position.

Breathing Technique

Exhale while contracting your shoulders and inhale while returning to the original position.

Precautions

Move slowly.

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