File:Dand (Basic).gif

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English: A demonstration of the most basic version of the dand exercise. This style of dand is also represented by photographs found in 'The Encyclopedia of Indian Physical Culture', by D.C. Mumumjar, 1950, p.461; and line drawings by Bruce Lee in 'The Tao of Jeet Kune Do', Ohara Publications: California, 1975, p.29. Lee also referred to the exercise as the cat stretch.
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The most basic version of the dand exercise also referred to as a Hindu push up or cat stretch.

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