Here I'm not going list 100 stretching exercises you must do to get more flexible - we all know those. I will give two points of advise equally important as stretching:
1. Drink a lot of water - daily!
Your joints are marvels of engineering, designed to maintain their lubrication with synovial fluid - the thick colorless liquid that surrounds joints... Read full article here: flexiscore.com/drinkwater
2. Measure your progress - Yup - daily!
You wouldn't want to get into a weight loss program without a scale, right? It's useless to stretch NOT having a clue if you are improving. Get an Exercise mat for sit & reach body flexibility test. Watching your progress will get you inspired to reach further!
The noun form for the adjective flexible is flexibility.
No, "flexible" is an adjective, which is a word that describes or modifies a noun. It is used to describe the ability to bend or adapt easily without breaking.
The abstract noun form of the adjective 'agile' is agility.
flexibility
Yes. When you stretch your muscles, you improve your flexibility for a little while. If you stretch everyday it can improve your overall flexibility.
Not flexible or having no flexibility
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The noun forms of the adjective 'flexible' are flexibleness and flexibility.
Yes. And the more often you stretch the more flexible you are.
flexibility is the measure of how far a person's muscle, tendons and joints will stretch. One can improve their flexibility by gently stretching or moving their bodies.
No, its the other way around, stretching and becoming more flexible while training with weights will improve your strength and mass, so actually a little bit.
The adjective is flexible. A different noun form of flexible is flexibleness, which is seldom used.