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Hi,
I do enough strength and cardio work but have over the years neglected my stretching and flexibility.
I'm looking to introduce some basic stuff to help improve my flexibility. I would like to be able to do this at home and have considered starting yoga or something?
Any recommendations for what I can do?
I do enough strength and cardio work but have over the years neglected my stretching and flexibility.
I'm looking to introduce some basic stuff to help improve my flexibility. I would like to be able to do this at home and have considered starting yoga or something?
Any recommendations for what I can do?
I would join a yoga club for a term and lean the basics, then just create a routine of stretches that are beneficial
Maybe not even a term, just a couple of 1&1 sessions with a tutor
Yoga is easy to learn off Youtube, but easy to get it slightly wrong without realising and risk overstretching/getting bad habits
Maybe not even a term, just a couple of 1&1 sessions with a tutor
Yoga is easy to learn off Youtube, but easy to get it slightly wrong without realising and risk overstretching/getting bad habits
Getting some 1 on 1 Yoga sounds sensible. I've done martial arts in the past and I don't have time to fit that in with the other activities that I do unfortunately.
I will have a look on YouTube for some videos and see whether or not that works. If anyone has any recommendations that would be appreciated.
Ps I struggle to touch my toes as well !
I will have a look on YouTube for some videos and see whether or not that works. If anyone has any recommendations that would be appreciated.
Ps I struggle to touch my toes as well !
I started yoga once a week about 18 months ago, it's been a revelation, aged 55 my body has taken a beating from squash / footie and 37 years of weights, the first 3 months were a struggle as my back loosened up, since then back pain has almost disappeared, and I can touch my toes!
Give it a go you won't regret it, but I would suggest some instruction, subtle adjustments of posture can make quite a difference to where you are stretching.
Give it a go you won't regret it, but I would suggest some instruction, subtle adjustments of posture can make quite a difference to where you are stretching.
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