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    Kickstart your day with these simple stretches
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    Kickstart your day with these simple stretches

    By Simran Jeet
    May 01, 2025
    05:53 pm

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    Starting your day with a quick five-minute stretch can significantly boost your energy levels and set a positive tone for the rest of the day.

    This simple routine helps in improving flexibility, enhancing circulation, and reducing stress.

    By dedicating just a few minutes each morning to stretching, you can experience increased alertness and productivity throughout the day.

    Here are some effective stretches that can be easily incorporated into your morning routine.

    #1

    Neck and shoulder release

    Start by gently tilting your head towards one shoulder, holding for a few seconds before switching sides.

    This stretch helps in releasing tension accumulated in the neck and shoulders overnight.

    It especially works wonders for those who spend long hours at a desk or on the phones.

    Regular practice can improve posture and reduce headaches caused by muscle strain.

    #2

    Cat-cow stretch for flexibility

    The cat-cow stretch is a great way to prepare your spine and increase flexibility.

    Begin on all fours, arching your back like a cat while tucking in your chin, then gradually move into the cow pose by raising your head and tailbone upwards.

    This motion improves spinal mobility, boosts circulation, and gets the body ready for more vigorous activities.

    #3

    Forward bend for relaxation

    In a forward bend stretch, one has to stand with feet hip-width apart and bend at the hips to reach towards the ground or ankles.

    This position stretches the hamstrings, calves, and lower back, while also promoting relaxation through deep breathing.

    It also calms the mind by encouraging one to focus on breath control with each movement.

    #4

    Seated twist for core activation

    Sit cross-legged on the floor or chair with hands resting on knees.

    Twist gently from side to side using core muscles rather than arms alone as leverage points.

    During rotation movements, focus on the torso area only without straining the neck region unnecessarily.

    This ensures that balance remains intact throughout the exercise session itself overall, too!

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