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Post Workout Stretches for Flexibility
Taylor Vasek - Updated 02/05/26
Standing Forward Fold
Notes
Lengthens the hamstrings and releases tension in the lower back.
Hip Flexor Stretch
Notes
Targets muscles at front of the hips. Important for maintaining flexibility and preventing tightness.
Chest Opener Stretch
Notes
Open up the chest and stretch the shoulder by clasping hands behind your back and gently lifting.
Triceps Stretch
Notes
Extend on arm overhead, bending the elbow and reaching down the back, gently pulling on the elbow with the opposite hand.
Seated Forward Bend
Notes
Sit with legs extended, hinge at hips, and reach toward your toes to stretch the entire back and hamstring.
Butterfly Stretch
Notes
Sit with the soles of your feet together, allowing your knees to fall to the sides, stretching the inner thighs.
Neck and Shoulder Release
Notes
Gently tilt your head to each side, forward, and backward, then roll your shoulders to release tension.
Quadriceps Stretch
Notes
Stand or lie on your side, bringing one heel towards your buttocks and gently pulling it with your hand.
Inner Thigh Stretch
Notes
Sit with legs extended wide, lean forward from your hips, and reach towards the center, feeling the stretch in your inner thighs.
Pigeon Pose
Notes
From a plank position, bring one knee towards the same-side wrist, extending the other leg behind you, stretching the hip and glutes.
Calf Stretch
Notes
Stand facing a wall, place hands on the wall, and step one foot back, keeping the heel on the ground to stretch the calf muscles.
Wrist Flexor Stretch
Notes
Extend one arm forward, palm down, and gently press down on the fingers with the opposite hand to stretch the forearm and wrist.
Spinal Twist
Notes
Sit or lie on your back, bring one knee across the body, and twist in the opposite direction, stretching the spine.
Lizard Stretch
Notes
From a plank position, bring one foot forward outside the hand, lowering the hips to stretch the hip flexors and groin.