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Pre-Workout: Dynamic Stretching – Warm-up with dynamic stretches to increase blood flow and flexibility. – Perform leg swings, arm circles, and hip rotations to prepare your body.
Pre-Workout: Static Stretching – Incorporate static stretches for tight muscles to prevent injury. – Focus on quads, hamstrings, and calves with a 15-30 second hold.
Pre-Workout: Foam Rolling – Use a foam roller to release muscle knots and improve mobility. – Target areas like the IT band, glutes, and upper back.
Post-Workout: Static Stretching – After your workout, perform static stretches to aid muscle recovery. – Emphasize stretching the entire body, holding for 30-60 seconds.
1. Post-Workout: PNF StretchingTry Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) for deeper stretches. Partner-assisted stretches or solo PNF can enhance flexibility. 2. Post-Workout: Cool Down YogaIncorporate yoga poses like child's pose and downward dog to relax. Stretching with controlled breathing promotes relaxation and recovery.
Post-Workout: Self-Massage – Use a massage stick or lacrosse ball to target sore muscles. – Apply gentle pressure and roll over affected areas for relief.
Pre and Post-Workout: Breathing Exercise – Focus on deep, diaphragmatic breathing to enhance oxygen flow. – Controlled breathing can alleviate tension and support stretching.
Post-Workout: Stretching Routine Consistency – Maintain a consistent stretching routine to improve flexibility over time. – Regular stretching helps prevent injuries and muscle imbalances.
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