This stretch increases your shoulder mobility. It’s great for improving posture and flexibility.
Draw clasped hands down to open chest.
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Stand up, lift one arm up, and send the other arm down behind your back.
1. The arm raised above bends at the elbow and lowers the hand behind the back.
2. The lower arm bends at the elbow and raises the hand upwards behind the back.
3. If the hands touch, hold each other; if not, bring them as close as possible.
4. Maintain this position for 10 to 20 seconds when you feel a stretch in your shoulders.
Exhale when you grab your arm, maintain the stretch, and breathe naturally.
Do not bend your waist and keep your upper body straight. If you can't reach, don't force it and use a towel or band. Only proceed to the point of feeling a stretch, not pain.
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