Stretching/yoga/core stretching 2-3 times a day.

[Travel memoir21]

Three things I do every morning


1. Grounding/meditation
2. Prayer/ meditate on Jesus

3. Then Yoga/basic stretching/core stretching.


Doing those three things, give me a blissful morning.

I also make it a priority to stretch 2-3 times a day. And when Im working out, before and after my workout.


Been staying consistent these past few weeks. Shed a few pounds.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Tai Chi is also a pretty good thing to do in the morning...unblocks energy channels in the body

 

[AmsterdamAssassin]

I train in my private dojo every day.

 

[Vanderdonck]

I've been doing daily yoga stretches in the morning. I'm a beginner so it's been a challenge. But my joints/muscles feel better and my weightlifting has improved. So has my mood. Wish I were as flexible as the instructor on YouTube but I'm sure I'll get there...

 

[Travel memoir21]

I've been doing daily yoga stretches in the morning. I'm a beginner so it's been a challenge. But my joints/muscles feel better and my weightlifting has improved. So has my mood. Wish I were as flexible as the instructor on YouTube but I'm sure I'll get there...

Lol just try to remember all the stretches you know from PE, high school athletics or whatever and incorporate that in your workout

 

[Vanderdonck]

Lol just try to remember all the stretches you know from PE, high school athletics or whatever and incorporate that in your workout

Of course, I still do proper stretching before lifting. The yoga is additional but it's helped a lot more than I expected.

 

[inquisitor]

Three things I do every morning


1. Grounding/meditation
2. Prayer/ meditate on Jesus

3. Then Yoga/basic stretching/core stretching.


Doing those three things, give me a blissful morning.

I also make it a priority to stretch 2-3 times a day. And when Im working out, before and after my workout.


Been staying consistent these past few weeks. Shed a few pounds.



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I've been enrolled in Saturday classes on mobility and flexibility, including yoga (just an introduction to some asanas). We practiced headstands for beginners just last week, and last, last week we learned simple stretching of lower extremities with a partner.

There's this move as part of an asana: from a push-up, exhale & move slowly downward and flat, inhale & transition to cobra stretch, exhale and raise legs and hips to the downward dog, then stay at downward dog for 5 deep breaths. The end here feels so good for the calves and hamstrings.