Wild Goose Flying
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Stand with your feet together and knees soft. Bring your arms out to the sides, palms relaxed, and begin to flap them slowly up and down, as if imitating the gentle wings of a wild goose. Keep the movement smooth and rhythmic, letting the shoulders and upper body move naturally with the arms.
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