Cobra pose Lie face down on the mat, legs extended, toes down on the mat, forearms on the mat, shoulder height. Use force to push yourself up until your body is fully stretched. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Fish Pose Lie on your back, toes extended, arms relaxed along the body, palms facing down on the mat. Inhale, use your arms as a pillar to slowly lift your body up. Exhale slowly, tilting your head back as far as you can. Hold for 10 seconds and then slowly raise your head, lowering your body to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Bow Pose Lie on your stomach, legs straight, arms relaxed along the body. Slowly bend your knees toward your buttocks, grab your ankles with both hands and inhale, lift your body and legs off the ground, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Chest-to-knee pose Lie on your back, arms and legs straight. Inhale, bend your knees, straighten your toes, squeeze together, hold your shins with both hands, press close to your chest, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Diamond Pose Kneel on the mat, toes down, buttocks on the soles of feet, hands on knees, keeping back straight. Breathe deeply for 30 seconds. Repeat the movement 3 times. Cow Pose Kneel on the carpet, toes down, hands on the mat as a fulcrum. Inhale, raise your head, arch your back as much as you can, and then slowly exhale, lower your head, pull your stomach in, and push yourself up. Repeat the movement 8 times. Baby Pose Sit on your knees on the carpet, toes down, buttocks on the soles of your feet, hands on your thighs. Inhale, slowly bend forward so that your chest touches your knees, your forehead touches the carpet, your arms are stretched out in front of you, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Downward dog pose Kneel with your feet and hands on the mat, knees hip-width apart, hands shoulder-width apart. Inhale, put force into your hands and feet, lift yourself up as high as you can, straighten your legs and arms, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times. Plank pose Push up with your arms down on the mat, keeping your back and legs straight. Hold the pose for at least 15 seconds and then gradually increase the time for the following exercises. Happy baby pose Lie on your back on the mat, arms and legs straight. Inhale, raise your legs up high, knees toward your chest, shins straight up to the sky, grab your big toes with both hands, and then slowly exhale. Hold for 10 seconds and then return to the starting position. Repeat the movement 8 times.

In the past, you often heard that exercising for 30 minutes or more in your body will start burning, but with this 5-minute exercise, the secret lies in the resting time between positions. You can choose to do either 30:30 or 50:10. If the two ratios are applied alternately, the more effective the exercise will be.

30:30: Do one pose as many times as possible for 30 seconds, then rest for 30 seconds before moving on to the next position. After completing all 5 poses, you should rest for 60 seconds if you want to do them again.

50:10 Do one pose for as many turns as possible for 50 seconds, then rest for 10 seconds before moving on to the next position. After completing all 5 poses, take a 60-second break if you want to do them again.

1. Bridging posture:

Lie on your back with knees bent, feet soles facing the floor. Raise your buttocks so that your body forms a straight line from shoulder to knee.

(a). Raise right leg, bring it to chest

(b), hold for 2 seconds, lower your leg and repeat with your left leg. That’s 1 turn.

2. Arching posture in reverse:

Rest your hands on the floor, hands farther from your shoulders, and lift your hips up so that your body is almost perpendicular to the floor.

(a). From this position, bend your elbows to lower yourself until your head is almost touching the floor

(b). Stop, then raise your elbows back up to the starting position. That’s 1 turn.

Can put two feet on a ladder or bench to increase the difficulty.

3. Posture like a backrest chair:

Step right with your right foot forward and bend both knees to lower yourself into a chair-like pose.

(a). Apply pressure on your right foot and stand up, keep your feet from touching the ground, then immediately bring your right leg back and lower into a chair position.

(b). Apply pressure on your left foot and jump to get up in the starting position. That’s 1 turn. If your posture is a bit difficult, you can place your feet on the floor each time you change positions.

4. Cross-legged posture:

Stand on 2 feet, left foot slanted forward, knee slightly arched while right leg is backward and not touching the floor.

(a). Jump left, right foot on the ground and keep left foot off the floor

(b). That’s 1 turn. Jump to the left and continue switching legs as quickly as possible.

5. T-shaped pose:

Start in a push-up position: put your hands on the ground and lift your body up.

(a). Straighten your elbows and keep your center of gravity in the middle, gradually shifting your weight to your left arm and raise your right hand towards the ceiling so that your body forms a T-shape.

(b). Hold for 3 seconds, then return to the starting position and change the focus to your right hand, doing the same. That’s 1 turn. If you want to increase the difficulty of the exercise, do one more push up each time you change gravity to another hand.