Neck tension can be caused by many things, from poor posture to awkward sleeping positions, but the prime suspect is a thoroughly modern one. "Desk jobs increase neck tension by keeping us sitting ...
"Over time our upper body muscles, specifically our neck and shoulders ... Feeling stiff in your lower body, too? Have a go at these hip stretches and hip strengthening exercises, which can ...
Whether you're sedentary or hitting the weight rack, it's important to stretch the shoulders, neck, back and wrists to relieve tension and improve mobility.
How to do it: Stand with feet shoulder-width apart and arms hanging loose at sides. Soften knees and fold forward, letting ...
Muscles feeling tight after a long work day at your desk? Here are some stretches that will help you loosen up.
Slowly tilt your head to one side, bringing your ear closer to your shoulder. Hold for a few seconds, then switch sides. You ...