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    Gentle Stretch and Mobility Ideas 

    Side of Body: Kneeling Side Lunge

    • How to Do It:
      • Start in a tall kneeling position. Step one leg out to the side, keeping the foot flat and the toes pointing forward.
      • Lean toward the extended leg, placing the opposite hand on the thigh or floor for support. Reach the other arm overhead for a deeper stretch.
    • Benefits:
      • Stretches the inner thigh of the extended leg and lengthens the side body.
      • Improves lateral flexibility and hip mobility.

    2. Front of Body: Kneeling Back Bend

    • How to Do It:
      • Begin in a tall kneeling position with your knees hip-width apart.
      • Place your hands on your lower back or heels for support, and gently press your hips forward as you arch your back.
      • Lift your chest and gaze upward, keeping the neck neutral.
    • Benefits:
      • Opens up the chest, shoulders, and hip flexors.
      • Strengthens the spine and promotes posture correction.

        Back of Body: Standing Forward Fold (Hold Back of Calves)

        • How to Do It:
          • Stand with feet hip-width apart and gently fold forward from the hips, keeping your knees soft if needed.
          • Reach down and hold the backs of your calves or ankles, pulling yourself slightly deeper into the stretch.
          • Let your head hang heavy to fully stretch the spine and hamstrings.
        • Benefits:
          • Stretches the hamstrings, calves, and lower back.
          • Promotes spinal decompression and relaxation.

     

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