
Happy Monday Everyone!
This is your reminder to make some time for self-care this week, regardless of how busy your schedule is.
Are you shoulder tensing up from all the e-mails you answered this morning? I invite you to take a breather and join me in below shoulder exercise:
Take a deep breath in and exhale deeply to begin
Inhale, raise your arms over your head – exhale, lower your arms to your side
Inhale, raise your arms over your head – exhale, lower your arms to your side
Inhale, raise your arms over your head – exhale, lower your arms to your side
With you arms at your side
Inhale, roll your shoulders forward and up – exhale, roll your shoulders back and down
Inhale, roll your shoulders forward and up – exhale, roll your shoulders back and down
Inhale, roll your shoulders forward and up – exhale, roll your shoulders back and down
Reverse
Inhale, roll your shoulders back and up – exhale, roll your shoulders forward and down
Inhale, roll your shoulders back and up – exhale, roll your shoulders forward and down
Inhale, roll your shoulders back and up – exhale, roll your shoulders forward and down
Shake out your hands and shoulders
Take a deep breath in and exhale deeply to end.
Have an awesome week and stay healthy - Sylvia
Sylvia Mansour
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Director
Interdisciplinary Education Advising
One UTSA Circle San Antonio, TX 78249
Main Building 3.214
Phone: 210-458-4424
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