Cat Stretch. This is another relatively simple exercise, meant to relieve pressure on your hips and spine. Step 1: Start on your hands and knees, hands below the shoulders and knees below the hips
Secure your feet into the bottom foot hooks. Brace your abdominals, then hinge at the waist until your upper body and lower body make a 90-degree angle. Squeeze your abs and lower back to pull
Prone Paused Shoulder Extension Time to combat poor posture, friends. This stretch helps to increase the mobility of the thoracic side of the mid-back. Do this stretch lying flat on the ground
Common conditions that affect the neck muscles include: Spasms: Also called muscle cramps, muscle spasms occur when a muscle contracts and can’t relax. Most spasms are short, lasting only a few seconds. But you may have a sore or stiff neck afterwards. Strains: A neck strain is an injury to a muscle or tendon.
Hold each stretch for 30 seconds then rest. Repeat three to five times per day. Neck rotation stretch: Gently turn your head to one side without turning it past your shoulder (you shouldn’t turn This stretch helps eliminate stress in the facial muscles, upper and lower jaw, and neck. Smile the widest smile you can without feeling tightness or pain. While smiling, slowly open your jaw an Hold this pose for up to 1 minute. 3. Extended Triangle. This classic standing posture may help alleviate backache, sciatica, and neck pain. It stretches your spine, hips, and groin, and I’ve had a lot of success releasing the chest muscles with a massage ball to get instant relief from neck and upper back pain. Then, place the ball on the levator scapulae area and start to roll it and down the side of your neck (avoid the spine). Press more on the ball whenever you get on a tender area that feels like a trigger point.

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Trauma: Trauma to the neck or spine can lead to torticollis. Injuries to the cervical spine or neck muscles often result in spasms of the muscles, leading to the twisting of the head, characteristic of torticollis. Infection: Other causes include infection of the head or neck. These infections can cause inflammatory torticollis secondary to

Use the muscles in your back to pull your shoulder blades together. Keep your back and neck straight while you hold the squeeze for 5 seconds. Repeat the squeeze for 10 repetitions and do the exercise twice a day for the best benefits. 4. Hold a plank for 15 seconds to a minute to build stability.

Forehead push. Place one hand on your forehead. Push your head against your hand without allowing your head to move forward. Hold this position for 10 seconds. Then, hold both of your hands behind

To stretch your neck properly, begin by sitting in a neutral position, with your feet flat on the floor. Place your head in a neutral position, also. Then slowly bring your head up toward your chest. In a slow, smooth movement, bring your head up to meet your chest.
While standing, make a fist with one hand and wrap your opposite hand around it at the base of your spine. Push up on the spine with your hands at a slight upward angle. Lean back, using the
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