Diaphragmatic Breathing
Diaphragmatic breathing activates the parasympathetic system, reduces stress and optimizes oxygenation by fully engaging the diaphragm.
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Diaphragmatic breathing activates the parasympathetic system, reduces stress and optimizes oxygenation by fully engaging the diaphragm.
The extended child's pose stretches the latissimus dorsi and teres major in a resting position, providing spinal decompression and deep muscle release.
Body scan is a meditation technique that traverses the body from bottom to top, releasing each muscle zone for deep relaxation.
Jacobson technique alternates contraction-release of each muscle group to induce deep and complete relaxation.
The 4-7-8 technique calms the nervous system by extending exhalation, ideal before bed and for stress management.
Box breathing uses a 4-4-4-4 ratio to regulate the autonomic nervous system, used by special forces and meditators.
Hot baths and sauna promote deep muscle relaxation, blood circulation and detoxification through sweating.
Cervical relief exercise lying on your back, combining chin extension and lateral tilting to relax the suboccipital muscles and scalenes.
Supine shoulder stand posture with legs vertical for 90 seconds, to deeply release the trapezius, rhomboids and paravertebral muscles of the upper back.
Deep abdominal breathing technique in seated or lying position, with emphasis on shoulder relaxation for complete muscular release.
Dynamic standing breathing exercise combining arm raise on inhalation and lowering on exhalation for complete thoracic expansion.
Child's pose (Balasana) is a restorative full-body stretch that lengthens all back muscles and promotes deep relaxation.