A tentacled figure of basalt stands firm on a moon as one sun passes across the other.
The figure stays grounded while the light changes overhead. Sink the weight into the legs with the knees bent, as in horse stance. Strength of body starts in the legs.
Kepler-16 b orbits two stars, and the smaller star can pass in front of the larger one. The planet goes around the pair about every 229 days.
Practice
Hold horse stance until the legs tire, then rise slowly.