27. Stamp as hard as you can
28. Leave the room
29. Play squash
30. Don’t eat your feelings
31. Punch a bean bag
32. Jump on a trampoline
33. Don’t take it out on others
34. Jump into a swimming pool
35. Pull up grass (angrily)
36. Listen to chilled music – (there are loads of playlists on Spotify)
37. Watch Hydraulic Press Videos
38. Try high-intensity interval training (HIIT)
39. Build something in Minecraft and smash it up
40. Have a bath
41. Stay away from absolutes
42. Lift weights
43. Cycle really, really fast uphill
44. Play Whack-a-Mole as fast as possible
45. Play Hungry Hippos
46. Tenderise a steak
47. Play table tennis
48. Play swingball
49. Don’t bottle it up!
50. Sing really loud
51. Pop a balloon
52. Don’t apologise for your feelings
53. Make a list
54. Don’t play the victim
55. Re-decorate
56. Re-arrange your room
57. Clear out your cupboards
58. Watch a TV show
59. Watch a funny movie
60. Make a change
61. Accept that being angry is OK
62. Dance
63. Don’t go to bed angry
64. Don’t drive!
65. Think positive
66. List the things you’re grateful for
67. Be specific on what you’re angry about
68. Have a cold shower
69. Pummel a punching bag
70. Smash a pumpkin
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