five Tibetan rites

Yes but don’t spin so damn fast and take it at a controlled pace IE if you’re feeling dizzy while spinning, stop for a second and catch yourself then approach it again at a slower, more decent pace.. Take it slow and eventually the dizziness will go away.
 
Henu the Great said:
Good for you. I have done it for almost two weeks now. It's easy, fast and effective morning "workout" for me.

Feeling dizzy can be a sign of too much strain. Maybe do less, and do it slower? Your diet could play a role into it too. In any case as you do more of it you will get used to it and should not feel dizzy.
I must have exaggerated the repetitions. :oops:
 
SatanisactuallyGod said:
Yes but don’t spin so damn fast and take it at a controlled pace IE if you’re feeling dizzy while spinning, stop for a second and catch yourself then approach it again at a slower, more decent pace.. Take it slow and eventually the dizziness will go away.
I turned slowly. :?
 
Henu the Great said:
Good for you. I have done it for almost two weeks now. It's easy, fast and effective morning "workout" for me.

Feeling dizzy can be a sign of too much strain. Maybe do less, and do it slower? Your diet could play a role into it too. In any case as you do more of it you will get used to it and should not feel dizzy.

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