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Skipping Knee Hug. Hold this stretch for 20 to 30 seconds. This exercise also helps to improve your posture and prevents. On an exhale, lift your left leg and bend your knee toward your chest. Take your knee alternately as close to your chest as possible. Supine passive spinal flexion (knee hugs hip/lumbar extensors stretch (bilateral), supine; This simple move stretches the hamstring and glute of your front leg as well as the hip flexor or your back leg. 03) lie on your back. Dynamic stretching consists of active movements. Bring your knees up into. Bring your arms around to hug your shin, squeezing your knee closer to your chest as you exhale. The knee hugs targets your abs, challenges your core and helps to trim and tone your waist. By regularly performing knee hugs, you can help alleviate tension in the hip flexors and provide relief to your lower back. It is usually done before a workout to help warm up your muscles and increase your heart rate.

Hold this stretch for 20 to 30 seconds. Dynamic stretching consists of active movements. On an exhale, lift your left leg and bend your knee toward your chest. Bring your arms around to hug your shin, squeezing your knee closer to your chest as you exhale. Take your knee alternately as close to your chest as possible. It is usually done before a workout to help warm up your muscles and increase your heart rate. By regularly performing knee hugs, you can help alleviate tension in the hip flexors and provide relief to your lower back. This exercise also helps to improve your posture and prevents. Supine passive spinal flexion (knee hugs hip/lumbar extensors stretch (bilateral), supine; Bring your knees up into.

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Skipping Knee Hug Bring your arms around to hug your shin, squeezing your knee closer to your chest as you exhale. Dynamic stretching consists of active movements. On an exhale, lift your left leg and bend your knee toward your chest. Bring your arms around to hug your shin, squeezing your knee closer to your chest as you exhale. By regularly performing knee hugs, you can help alleviate tension in the hip flexors and provide relief to your lower back. The knee hugs targets your abs, challenges your core and helps to trim and tone your waist. Supine passive spinal flexion (knee hugs hip/lumbar extensors stretch (bilateral), supine; This exercise also helps to improve your posture and prevents. It is usually done before a workout to help warm up your muscles and increase your heart rate. Hold this stretch for 20 to 30 seconds. Take your knee alternately as close to your chest as possible. Bring your knees up into. 03) lie on your back. This simple move stretches the hamstring and glute of your front leg as well as the hip flexor or your back leg.