No equipment is required but.
Floor workout to increase flexibility.
Lower your right leg to the floor then swing your left leg up in the same way.
Lean forward stretching your left hip toward the floor.
Hold for up to 30 seconds and release.
Stretch your legs out behind you and point your toes.
Bring your legs over your head.
Once you feel comfortable do the exercise by.
Seated groin stretch begin seated on the floor knees bent out to your sides and soles of your feet touching.
To perform the seated lower back rotational stretch.
Sit on a stool or chair without arms keeping the feet flat on the floor.
Place your hands on your lower back aligning your pinky fingers on either side of your spine with your fingers.
Hold for 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
Improvement in flexibility can be made by just devoting about ten minutes per day to stretching.
Raise your legs straight up to 90 degrees.
This will allow you to stretch your hip flexor even more.
Position the hands behind the head or place the left hand on the right knee to support the.
There are many exercises you can do to improve your flexibility including stretching.
The best workout for increasing flexibility is one that will focus on stretching all of the important muscle groups that will be used in training and daily life in general.
Once your flexibility increases try leaning forward to deepen the stretch.
Twist at the core to the right keeping the hips square and the spine tall.
Using your core strength and your arms lift your knees thighs and hips off of the floor while pulling your chest outward.
Lie on your belly with your hands facing forward flat on the floor directly under your shoulders.
Pull the feet gently in toward your body until you feel a stretch in your hips and inner thighs.
Continue for 1 minute changing direction if your space is limited.
Lunging hip flexor stretch kneel on your left knee.
Place your right foot flat on the floor in front of you knee bent.
To do this pose.
Begin with lying face down on the floor with your arms just above your hips and the tops of your feet on the floor.
Flexible muscles and tendons allow for greater range of motion during activities.
Look straight ahead or slightly upward.