Slowly lift your hands upwards behind you until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders.
Keep your back straight and your shoulders down, avoiding any unnecessary strain to your neck.
Hold this position for about 15-30 seconds, taking deep breaths to help further the stretch.
Gently lower your hands back down to the starting position and repeat the stretch as necessary.
Pro Tip
Gradual Stretch: Avoid jerking or forcing the stretch. Instead, gently lift your hands upward and hold the stretch. The stretch should be felt in your chest and front shoulders, not in your back. Breathing: Don't hold your breath while stretching. It's important to breathe normally as holding your breath can cause tension in your body, which is counterproductive to stretching. Common Mistakes to Avoid: Overstretching: One common mistake is to push the stretch too far, which can lead to injuries. Stretch to the point where you feel a slight pull, but not to the point of pain. Incorrect Posture: Another common mistake is rounding the back or leaning forward. Ensure that your