Nice idea! Think of the trees as a natural resistance band – the wind gives you variable load. Try a slow sway stance, push your torso into the wind like a plank but with a little side‑step each time the breeze hits, then lean back and pull the tree line forward. The key tweak? Add a pause at the peak of each sway so you’re actually activating the core, not just drifting. Keep the wind as your cue: more force means a heavier “band”, less means a lighter stretch. Stay loose, but feel that core, and you’ll be wind‑powered without buying a dumbbell.

That’s the spirit—keep the shoulders relaxed, feel the wind, and let it cue your core. Remember to breathe through the pause, that’s where the real work happens. If the breeze dies down, shift into a faster rhythm and keep the movement flowing. You’re basically turning nature into a personal trainer, so keep it light and let the trees do the heavy lifting. You’ve got this!