Tips - How to Get your Back Bone Flexible


Exercises - Get your Back Bone Flexible


1. Pike Stretch. Sit on the ground with legs straight in face of you. Lean forward and aim to touch your toes. This stretches equally the hamstrings, leg muscles, and the lower back. To create this harder, keep your back entirely straight as you lean over.

2. Standing Pike Extend. While standing upright, curve forward at the waist and reach towards the ground. Bend forward far sufficient to feel a relaxed stretch in the back and legs.

3. Back Extension. While position or kneeling with your feet (or knees) shoulder width to one side push your hips forward and lean back pending you feel a stretch. This can be done with or without sustaining yourself with your hands.

4. Back Bend (Bridge). Once you can comfortably achieve the back extension, lie down on your back with your knees and arms extend shoulder width apart and push up to a back bend.

5. Cat Stretch. Kneel with your arms on the ground in front of you shoulder breadth apart. Push your spine to the ceiling and clutch, then push your spine down and pick up your head.

6. Advanced Cat stretch. Start as with the Cat create longer, but slowly slide your arms forward on the mat while arching your back awaiting you get your shoulders to stroke the ground.

7. Seal Stretch. Lie on your stomach by your elbows bent and hands by your sides equally. Slowly straighten your arms and tilt your head back.

8. Basket Stretch. While on your stomach, curve your knees and reach behind you to grab your ankles. Lift up with your arms and foot.

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