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Ushiro tori undo
Aikido ki ecersise. It is very effective at reinforcing a strong feeling of One-Point. Don't do it if you have bad knees.
- Crouch down with your right knee touching the ground, your left knee up. Both hands should be lightly touching the ground.
- Jump up in the air. (While you're up there, switch your right and left feet, so that now the right one is forward.)
- Land on the ground (like you've got any choice), and crouch down with left knee touching the ground and your right knee up. Both hands lightly touch the ground.
- Jump up in the air, switching your feet.
- Land and crouch down with your right knee touching the ground and your left knee up. Repeat steps 2 through 5 until you really don't feel like it any more.
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