Becoming Flexible: Daily Routine for Non-Flexible People

TLDRFollow this daily routine to increase flexibility. It includes arm circles, side reaches, side lunge twists, forward lunges, triangle stretch, plies, leg stretches, downward dog, seal stretch, leg lifts, and chest stretches.

Key insights

🤸‍♀️This routine is designed for non-flexible people and aims to increase flexibility gradually.

🙌The routine starts with simple warm-up stretches and progresses to deeper stretching exercises.

🌟It is important to stretch both sides of the body evenly to maintain balance and prevent muscle imbalances.

🔁If the routine becomes too easy, an advanced routine with more challenging stretches is available.

🏁Completing this routine daily will help improve flexibility and overall well-being.

Q&A

Is this routine suitable for beginners?

Yes, this routine is specifically designed for beginners who want to increase their flexibility.

How often should I do this routine?

It is recommended to do this routine daily to see significant improvements in flexibility over time.

What if I can't perform a certain stretch?

If you find a stretch too challenging, modify it to a comfortable level or skip it. Listen to your body and do what feels right for you.

How long should I hold each stretch?

Try to hold each stretch for at least 20-30 seconds, gradually increasing the duration as your flexibility improves.

Can I do this routine before or after a workout?

Yes, you can incorporate this routine as a warm-up or cool-down before or after a workout to enhance flexibility and prevent injury.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to a daily routine for non-flexible people.

00:36Warm-up stretches, including arm circles and side reaches.

01:04Side lunge twists for stretching the hips.

01:29Forward lunges to stretch the legs.

01:54Reaching up and reaching down to stretch the legs and back.

02:00Triangle stretch for deep hip and leg stretching.

02:25Transitioning to a good stretch in the back leg.

02:45Stretching the back and reaching down to the ground.