Healthy exercises using the Inagi City song
Updated: July 5, 2024
Utilizing the city song, which was created to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of Inagi City, this was created to promote healthy habits among citizens and to raise awareness of nursing care prevention.
The content includes stretching exercises and rhythmic exercises.
Stretching exercises performance version
The song used in this video is the tune played on the disaster prevention radio in the city in the evenings.
The performance is by iMUSICA, which has ties to Inagi City.
I created this song in the hope that stretching to it will make you feel good and encourage you to exercise even a little.
There are two types of exercises, one for the upper limbs and one for the lower limbs, so when this song plays in the evening, why not try practicing these exercises alternately every day?
Upper limb stretching
Lower limb stretching
Rhythmic Gymnastics Song Version
It is an aerobic exercise that involves rhythmic movements to the beat of music.
For the purpose of resolving lack of exercise, improving cardiopulmonary function, and activating the brain,
In addition to basic exercises, this exercise incorporates the image of Inagi, a city rich in nature, with the Tama River, the flow of the wind, and the trees stretching out their roots from the earth.
playlist
This is a playlist for the Inagi City Songs for Healthy Exercises series.
In addition to the exercises listed above, there are also videos of exercises without explanations. If you don't need explanations, please use those as well.
(Playlist) Inagi City Song and Healthy Exercise Series (YouTube)
About the exercises listed
The video was created with the cooperation of the NPO i-Club.
i-Club was established and operates as a sports club where all Inagi citizens, from infants to the elderly, beginners to advanced athletes, can participate at any time according to their age, interest, interest, skill, and skill level.
Inquiries regarding this page
Inagi City Welfare Department Elderly Welfare Division
2111 Higashinagumanuma, Inagi City, Tokyo
Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-377-4781