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Current research suggests doing flexibility exercises a minimum of 3x/week, daily if possible. If you're doing a "static" stretch, hold for about 20 to 30 seconds. Dynamic stretches are advised before doing any vigorous activity.

Chest Stretch (Standing, Static, Both Arms)
Preparation: Locate a space where you will be able to have your arms out . . . keep reading
SCM (Sternocleidomastoid) Stretch (Sitting or Standing, Static)
The Sternocleidomastoid muscle, also known as sternomastoid and . . . keep reading
One-Arm Chest Stretch (Prone, Static, with SB)
Preparation: Get a stab . . . keep reading
Quadriceps Stretch (Standing, Static)
The "Quadriceps Femoris" are the muscles in the front of your thi . . . keep reading
Hamstrings Stretch (Supine, Static)
The "Hamstrings" are located on the back of your thigh, and the ter . . . keep reading
Overhead Arm & Shoulder Stretch
As long as you don't have any shoulder symptoms/syndromes, you may do this stretch sitting down (or standing up, to get more of a stretch on your sides). . . . keep reading
Piriformis Stretch
If you suffer from chronic back pain, this stretch may be for you. Just make sure you check with your physician first before performing. Preparation: Lie on the floor (on your back) . . . keep reading
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