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Types of stretches:
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is a type of static stretching, you stretch one muscle by contracting the opposing muscle
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Benefits:
Increase muscle flexibility.
Increase joint range of motion.
Avoid common injuries such as muscle pulls, sprains, tendinitis, aches in the joints, etc....
Can help with fasciitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, indigestion, insomnia, sciatica, stress, headaches, back pain, tendiditis, etc....
Decreases tension in your muscles and joints and relax your body.
Improve the coordination of movements.
Improve knowledge of your body.
Enhance the oxygenation of muscle and its recovery.
Reduce the post-exercise tight, called delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).
A good feeling.
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