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Static stretching followed by cardio or anaerobic activity can be dangerous (FYI). It's best to warm up slowly and to stretch at the end of your workout (if you stretch at all). Using a partner is particularly dangerous because they can't feel when you are over-stretched. It's already dangerous to use static stretching. It compounds the problem when you add a partner to the mix.
In the muscle that is being streached...point to it then have the client take a deep breath and tell them they should feel the streach here ( point to the location of the muscle being streached.) Hold it for no more the 20 sec.
Pull your tows back towards you (keep leg straight). You should feel a stretch on the back of your heel.
Static stretching Guidelines: - Hold each static stretch for 10-30 seconds each and repeat on each side 3 to 4 times - Total stretching time generally around 10 minutes minimum on each exercise day - Do not bounce or jerk back and forth - Warm up for 5-10 minutes before stretching when the muscles are at their warmest or stretch after aerobic exercise - never stretch cold muscles - Move slowly into a static stretch position - Stretch to a point of gentle tension, but not pain. - Inhale before start of stretch, exhale during stretch, and breathe evenly while holding the stretch at its end position Stop immediately if you feel pain that is more than a mere discomfort
Stand on the edge of stairs or a street corner and just let your body hang there. You should be able to feel a really good stretch in you calves.
As long as it is your stretch marks itching you are ok but anyone itching without stretch marks should see their doctor as it can be a sign of something serious.
It's a build-up of static electricity. You act as a pathway to ground for the static - so you feel a slight shock as the static discharges.
because we feel tired
every time they run jog or do any activity so they dont feel sore after they stop and rest for a while or they will feel really bad
active range of motion is physical activity as a result of voluntary movement from a patient with minimal or no assistance. passive range of motion is when body parts are moved with the assistance or entirely by an outside source, there is usually no or very little action or resistence by the patient.
this is a stretch but try feel alright?
You are actually stretching the gastrocnemius muscle from which the Achilles tendon comes from. The best stretch is to put you toes angled up towards a wall with your heel on the ground and to lean into the wall. You should feel a stretch up into your calf muscle (gastrocnemius) as well as in your Achilles.