Stretching exercises for greater stretching flexibility

stretching exercises for greater flexibility

You can follow some of these stretching exercises to help increase your flexibility. We do recommend you stretch under the supervision of a qualified professional. A yoga instructor would be a great example. The below stretching exercises are for reference only. 

Athletes need to maintain body flexibility in order to perform at their maximum potential. Flexibility training is an integral part of any exercise routine and essential to preventing sports related injuries. 

Before stretching warm up between 5-10 minutes.

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The side lunge stretch

Start standing with your feet apart. Then lean to one side while bending the knee. This will stretch the back of the leg if you do this with your toes pointing up (as pictured above) If you would like to stretch the inside of the thigh, simply point the toes to the ground. Go slow!


Touch your toes stretch
  

Simply stand with your feet together, and knees straight. Lean over at the waist and touch your toes. 


Advanced touch your toes

Do the same as above, except bend one of your knees while keeping the other straight. Hold for a few seconds and then straighten it back out and then bend the other knee.

 

 

 

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