Stretching is one of the things that tend to be at the bottom of people's health-related ToDo list, but adding them to your daily life is very beneficial. Studies have shown that static stretching after exercise - maintaining posture within 10 to 30 seconds - can improve the range of motion around the joint
"Stretching after exercise helps muscle to inflammate and increase blood flow," says Ben Greenfield, a personal trainer and author of Beyond Training. Taking time to extend limbs also brings spiritual benefits. "Experiencing a series of extensions can reduce stress and cortisol levels," added Greenfield.
The best time to stretch is muscle warmth. For example, it is very beneficial to stretch after walking or exercising. Please start with the following routine. Please breathe five or six times and stretch as long as possible while taking a deep breath
I stand in the corner of the room. Place both arms on both sides, bend the elbow to both shoulders, push the palms against both walls, and turn their feet back.
Keep lifting until your body is straight from shoulder to knee (your shoulder should still be on the floor). Keeps your knees and feet consistent
Pull the right thigh towards you (fix the upper body to the floor). Keep it on the other side and repeat
Turn to the right, put the left elbow on the outside of the right knee, look down on the shoulder. Keep it on the other side and repeat
Make the right leg straight and pull as far as possible to the chest. Keep it on the other side and repeat
Position the left foot firmly on the mat and draw the right leg toward the chest. Keep it on the other side and repeat
Lift the waist forward and extend the torso towards the toe, extending the upper body as close as possible to the floor and extending between the legs. Hold it, then put your arms back into the body, then sit again
I leaned against the wall and I feel the calf's elongation. Please be careful not to bend the hind feet. Please make it as straight as possible.
This article does not replace information-based medical advice. Do not use this information to diagnose or treat health problems or conditions. Always consult a doctor before changing meals, changing sleep habits, taking supplements, or starting a new fitness routine.
Alice Oglethorpe is a freelance writer and editor of Chicago, Illinois. She covers something that stimulates health, happiness, health, and her interests. Her work is in O, Oprah magazine, self, body, fitness, red book, health, better home and garden, today's psychology, good housework etc.
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