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Slopes Towards Stretch

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Doing the Slopes Towards Stretch right? Let your AI coach fix your form and build it into a plan made for you.

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Stretch your sides and back to relax your lower back

Coach's Tips

Open your armpit and feel the side body lengthen.

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How to Slopes Towards Stretch

Starting Position

Sit on a chair or stand and comfortably spread your legs.

Proper Form

1. Raise one arm above your head.

2. Slowly lean your torso to the opposite side.

3. Maintain the feeling of stretching in your side and back.

Breathing Technique

Exhale when leaning to the side, and inhale when returning to the original position.

Precautions

Do not lean your body forward; only tilt to the side. If your lower back feels tight, reduce the range.

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