jueves, 24 de octubre de 2019

¿How to train your flexibility?


How To Increase Your Flexibility - Headstands and Heels

WAYS TO TRAIN YOUR FLEXIBILITY

Have you ever wondered: ¿How can I be more flexible? ¿What can I do when my muscles hurt after strech them?
Well, I bet you did, but there is an easy solution!
It's well known that the flexibility depends on your age, your gender, the way you train and the experience you have with sports. But you can still do some exercise to improve your flexibility, even if it's just a little!

1. Yoga: A yoga style such as Yin or Hatha yoga may be a good first port-of-call if flexibility is your focus.
2. Keep your warm-up dynamic: Skipping your warm-up is definitely not good for you, not only because you potentially increase the risk of injury, but you're also missing out on a golden opportunity to improve flexibility. 
3. Vary your stretching: Both static and dynamic stretching have their place when it comes to your flexibility.
4. Dancing: Zumba is one of the most popular dance-based classes, will do wonders for your flexibility.
5. Pilates: Moves such as The Saw, Spine Stretch and Neck Pull will help you to improve flexibility everywhere from inner thighs, and hips, to upper back and neck.
6. Tai chi: Not only a fantastic way to relax, the flowing practice of moving from one posture to another, as well as  mobilising warm up, makes tai chi an excellent way of improving flexibility. 


2 comentarios:

  1. Hi! I'm Sara. I think this is a good post because it help us to learn some ways to train! But also I could have done it better by adding some videos or photos to explain :)

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  2. Hi Sara! I'm Lorena, and I choose your blog to talk about it, because I think that is one of the most interesting. I liked it becouse for people that doesnt have to much flexibility it can be usefull and helpfull to aument or mantein her flexibility and olse to help impruve or increase they flexibility. Olse that blog is so well written to comprehend it, and putting imagen that makes it easy to understand the movements. Thank Sara for that great blog.Bye.

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