#workout exercise stretching

[shyfoxten]

Stretching is good for the body 🤗

[norskefashiongirl]

Never forget to stretch or warm up!

[prosperidadepessual]

Got sore muscles? Learn the best stretches to ease your discomfort and enhance your flexibility. These simple stretches will help you recover quickly and feel great. Click the link to get started and stretch your way to relief today!

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[esta-elavaris]

Favourite phase to watch folk go through is when they work out for like one week, start acting like a fitness influencer on their socials, then lose interest when the novelty wears off and never do so much as a single squat again.

[laraismyfitnessgoals]

The PERFECT Full Body Morning Mobility Routine | growwithjo

[lionstrongathletics]

Upper Body Flexibility Stretches

[gurly-tips-and-stuff]

Morning Yoga Workout : Strength & Stretch

[shyfoxten]

Did you see it? 👀

[norskefashiongirl]

Just another angle :P

[kuhulua]

First stretching workout!

[musclexfit]

Morning Stretching Routine for beginners

[sugarfreeicedlatte]

Goals for Q2

(non-scale victories)

1. Be able to do a 30min HIIT workout all the way through without stopping.

2. Run/jog for 2min straight each interval.

3. Touch my toes when doing standing legs-together stretch.

4. Bicep curl 20lbs for 6 reps.

5. Eat plant-based 80% of the time and vegan for 20%. (Plant-based for me means mainly plants but still being vegan; vegan means even junk food)

[qrfit]

Be flexible.

[kianangyoga]

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[nancylfitness]

Flex, Stretch and Compute

As we sit at the computer our shoulders are usually forward and we are hunched over for extended periods of time.  Our bodies are not designed to sit all day. Sitting for long periods of time (10 hours or more per day) has a negative effect on health: circulation decreases, muscles tire, and tasks become more uncomfortable to perform.

It can cause pain and tightness in the back and neck, tingling in the extremities and poor posture. 

Also, sitting after eating a meal causes high blood sugar spikes. Instead move around after eating to cut the sugar spikes in half … move around, clean the kitchen, walk the dog.

Incorrect computer posture habits combined with long-term sitting may cause medical problems such as:  cumulative trauma disorder (CTD) or repetitive stress injury (RSI).

Reduce these effects of long term sitting; take breaks; switch things up:

Below are examples of some exercises / stretches that can be performed without leaving your desk area.  Set your timer to take breaks and go for it!  Start small and slowly work your way up to more movement.

Neck Flexors, Sitting or Standing

Stand (or sit) head comfortable in a centered position.

Draw in chin pulling head straight back.  Keep jaw and eyes level.

Hold this position for 5 to 7 seconds.  Release. 

Repeat.

Side/Torso – Standing Bend

Stand with feet together and palms overhead touching.

Bend body to one side as far as possible.

Hold 5 to 7 seconds.

Resume original position.

Bend body to the other side as far as possible.

Hold 5 to 7 seconds.

Resume original position.

Chest Scapula Adduction with Pectorals

Stand in a doorframe, palms against frame and arms at 90 degrees.

Lean forward, squeezing shoulder blades together.

Hold 7 to 10 seconds.

Release, then repeat.

Hip Flexors/Quadriceps Stretch

Stand, may use chair as a support.

Slowly bend left leg feeling the stretch.

Hold for 7 to 10 seconds.

Release.

Repeat with other leg.

Dorsiflexion and Plantar Flexion, sitting

Sitting with feet on the floor.

Point toes up while keeping heels on the floor.

Hold position 5 to 7 seconds.

Now, press toes to the floor while raising heels.

Hold position 5 to 7 seconds.

Repeat several times.

Upper/Mid Back Stretch, sitting

Sitting in chair with knees apart, bend forward toward the floor.

Feel the stretch in the lower back.

Hold 7 to 10seconds.

Sit upright.

Repeat.