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How to stretch:
The proper way is a gentle and maintained tension
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Recommended stretches: martial arts
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Time: 10 minutes
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20 seconds
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5 seconds
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10 seconds each side
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15 seconds each arm
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25 seconds each leg
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20 seconds each leg
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20 seconds each leg
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30 seconds
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30 seconds
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30 seconds
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3 times 5 seconds each one
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15 seconds each leg
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15 times each foot clockwise and counter clockwise
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20 seconds each leg
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30 seconds
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25 seconds each side
Stretching routine (exercises guide) recommended for
martial arts
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