Rotator Cuff Stretch
Two rotator cuff stretch variations, with and without a towel, targeting internal and external rotation to relieve shoulder tension.
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Two rotator cuff stretch variations, with and without a towel, targeting internal and external rotation to relieve shoulder tension.
Deep squat with heels on the floor, 30 to 90-second hold to mobilize hips, knees and ankles simultaneously.
Hip flexibility exercise lying on the back, with circular leg movements to mobilize the hip joint in all directions.
Sacroiliac joint unlocking technique using knee crossing to relieve lower back and pelvic pain.
Adductor stretch in butterfly position: seated, feet together, knees open toward the floor to loosen the inner thighs and hips.
Seated stretches on heels in two positions (top of foot and toes) to deeply loosen ankle and toe joints.
Child's pose (Balasana) is a restorative full-body stretch that lengthens all back muscles and promotes deep relaxation.
Complete standing shoulder and pectoral stretch with arms crossed and overhead, 7-second holds repeated 7 times, targeting the pectoralis major, deltoid and rotator cuff.
Lateral neck stretch performed in seated position with hand placed on the head to guide the tilt, gently targeting the upper trapezius and scalenes.
This seated wide-leg forward fold targets the pelvic floor and adductors to release deep pelvic tension.
Side-lying quadriceps stretch with ankle hold, 30-second hold to lengthen the rectus femoris and vastus lateralis without lumbar compression.
Seated hip rotator stretch with crossed leg and gentle torso rotation to release deep hip muscles and improve rotational mobility.
Standing trunk rotator stretch in 3 progressive stages, with torso rotation touching knee then ankle, 7-second holds per position.
Targeted forearm extensor stretch to relieve lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow): extended arm, wrist flexion held for 30 seconds.
Self-massage technique with a tennis ball under the foot sole to relieve plantar fascia tension and aponeurosis pain.
Gentle neck mobilization exercise through slow rotations and progressive circles, designed to restore cervical range of motion and relieve muscle tension.
Self-massage pinch and roll technique applied to the nape and upper trapezius to release cervical contractures and improve local circulation.
Two gentle shoulder mobilization exercises in Y-arm and V-arm positions, with slow controlled movements to restore joint range of motion.
Isometric humeral head recentering exercise, standing with resistance band or against a wall, to stabilize the shoulder and correct muscle imbalances.
Isometric neck strengthening exercise in 4 directions using a towel, targeting deep and superficial cervical muscles to stabilize the cervical spine.
Dynamic standing breathing exercise combining arm raise on inhalation and lowering on exhalation for complete thoracic expansion.
Standing stretch exercise targeting the calf and plantar fascia to relieve pain associated with heel spurs and plantar fasciitis.
This standing rotation exercise loosens the thoraco-lumbar junction, a frequently stiff transition zone between the thorax and lumbar spine.
The pelvic tilt is a fundamental exercise for strengthening deep core muscles and relieving lower back pain.
The psoas stretch in a low lunge releases the primary hip flexor, often shortened by prolonged sitting.
Learn how to stretch the piriformis muscle in a supine figure-4 position to relieve sciatic pain and hip tension.
The pigeon pose deeply stretches the piriformis, psoas, and glutes to release hip and lower back tension.
The knees-to-chest stretch relieves lower back tension and gently decompresses the lower spinal vertebrae.
The forward fold lotus stretch loosens the adductors and lower back muscles through a gentle forward trunk flexion.
The Cat-Cow spinal mobilization alternates flexion and extension of the spine on all fours to improve back movement fluidity.
Lateral neck stretch in seated position with manual assistance, targeting the upper trapezius and scalenes to relieve daily cervical tension.
The supine spinal twist improves spinal flexibility, stretches the obliques, and relieves tension built up in the lower back.
This muscle strengthening program targets the glutes and back muscles to prevent sciatica episodes through alternating leg raises.
Active neck muscle mobilization exercise in standing or seated position, with manual chin guidance to improve cervical rotation range.
Advanced variant of isometric cervical strengthening using a large towel for uniform resistance in all 4 directions, strengthening the entire neck musculature.
3-step program to relieve cervical pain: extension, flexion, and tilting, targeting deep cervical muscles and the upper trapezius.
Cervical relief exercise lying on your back, combining chin extension and lateral tilting to relax the suboccipital muscles and scalenes.
Two standing exercises to gently stretch the shoulders and pectorals, with arms spread then raised overhead, holding 7 seconds for 7 repetitions.
Standing self-massage against a wall with a tennis ball to release the long dorsal muscles, erector spinae and thoracolumbar fascia through multidirectional movements.
Supine shoulder stand posture with legs vertical for 90 seconds, to deeply release the trapezius, rhomboids and paravertebral muscles of the upper back.
Seated chair exercise to shorten and strengthen dorsal muscles: elbows back and chin tucked, 90-second hold for posture correction.
Lying bicycle exercise (air pedaling) on the back to improve hip and knee range of motion while mobilizing hamstrings and quadriceps.
Knee joint relaxation in hero pose (Virasana): sitting on heels then gradually reclining backward, 10-20 seconds, to loosen the quadriceps and joint capsule.
Hip joint stretch in supine position, leg crossed in figure 4 with pull toward the chest, to release deep hip tension.
Prone quadriceps stretch with ankle hold, allowing a deep and controlled stretch of the rectus femoris and vasti muscles.
Manual kneecap mobilization while seated, with up/down and lateral movements for 90 seconds to restore patellar glide and relieve knee pain.
Isometric quadriceps strengthening in wall sit position, back flat, knees at 90°, 20-second holds repeated 7 times to stabilize the kneecap.
Quadriceps self-massage seated on a chair, manual massage of the front thigh, 7 repetitions per leg to release muscle tension.
Self-massage and stretching technique targeting the carpal tunnel area to relieve median nerve compression symptoms.
Wrist mobilization in two steps: light shaking to release tension, then puppet-style rotations to restore joint range of motion.
Wrist muscle shortening exercise: close the fist and flex the wrist inward for 90 seconds to relieve carpal tunnel pain.
Elbow strengthening exercise: hands joined in front of the chest, raise elbows 10 times to strengthen triceps, biceps and joint stabilizers.
Strengthening exercise with a stress ball: 5-second compressions, 10 reps per hand to strengthen intrinsic muscles and finger flexors.
Standing exercises targeting the toes and plantar arch to strengthen foot muscles and improve arch stability.
Learn how to mobilize your ankles and feet while seated through gentle rotations and flexion/extension movements to improve joint flexibility.
Foot and ankle strengthening program based on four walking types: on heels, outer edge, inner edge, and on toes.
Deep abdominal breathing technique in seated or lying position, with emphasis on shoulder relaxation for complete muscular release.