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Staff Sam Silver Kate Bell Mikah Wright Christina White Amy Swenson Anthony Ayala
Table of Contents Thrift
1
Composed
4
Condition
12
Zeitgeist Ceremony
14 24
Credits
31
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by Kelsey Pedersen & Sam Silver
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Composed
Hair & Makeup by Christina White
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by Anthony Ayala & Amy Swenson
1. Cobra Stretch
Lay down on your stomach, hands near the chest, and legs out straight and spread apart just a little bit. Relax the lower body and push up to straighten your arms, do not put too much tension in the shoulders, and try to keep them relaxed. It helps strengthen your lower back and a little bit with your bottom. It also gives the abdomen a good stretch, so if they are sore doing this stretch will help a lot!
2. Child’s Pose
Put your knees on the floor and sit back on your heels, then lay the upper body forward stretching your hands out as far as they can go. It helps loosen the shoulders, and relieves any tension in the lower back. You can also get more of a stretch by having a partner push down on your hips.
3. Downward Dog
Start by standing on both feet, reach down towards your feet and walk your hands out a little ways from your feet, but not too far so your heels come off the floor. Keep your head pointed down and
Condition look at your knees; this will help get a nice stretch in your shoulders. It also helps stretch the hamstrings, so if you need to bend your knees a little bit while doing this stretch that is ok!
Warrior I:
Get into a stance with one leg forward and one leg back, with both feet pointing straight ahead, and your front knee should be slightly bent. Start with your hands up in the air and keep your core tight to help with your balance. You can make it more difficult by bending your back leg and moving lower to the ground.
Warrior II:
Easy transition from Warrior I, bring the arms down and extend one in front of you and one behind you. This takes much more balance coordination than Warrior I so more core strength is needed. You also want to bend your knees a little more to go deeper so it’s more of a stretch for your legs. Remember to keep your knee behind your toes and your feet pointing straight forward.
Zeitgeist Designs by Jane Anne Seagren
Credits Hair & Make-Up: Christina White
Hair & Make-up Assistant: Amanda McBirnie Photography: Kate Bell Mikah Wright
Photo & Layout Editing: Sam Silver Kate Bell
Thrift Styling:
Kelsey Pedersen Sam Silver
Fashion Illustration: Melissa Dillon
Credits Production Assistants: Anna Moody Amy Whitman Kelsey Pedersen Fashion Designs: Jane Anne Seagren Models: Scot Stodola Ahmed Almonsouri Sam Mulholland Karla Nally Lauryn Stromberg Yacy YaxiYang Haylee Rascher Special thanks to ISU’s Leid Recreation Center