1, legs bent 90 degrees, heel on the ground.
2. Keep your spine straight and lie on the ground.
3. Touch your ears with both hands and don't drag your head to increase the stress on the cervical spine.
4. When the upper body runs up, make sure that the spine is straight and don't bend.
5. When the body rises to be perpendicular to the ground, run down slowly to complete an action cycle.