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Airplane Stretches

 

Core Body

  • Shrug your shoulders. When lowering your shoulders, concentrate on pulling your shoulder blades down and back. Repeat five times.
  • Place one hand on the seat beside you, palm down. Reach up and over with your other hand. Repeat on other side.
  • Extend your arms out in front of you, interlacing your fingers. Tuck your chin to your chest and round out your back, reaching as far ahead with your hands as possible.
  • Open your chest by clasping your hands behind your back.
  • Rotate your trunk first to one side, then the other. When rotating to the right, I find it helpful to place my right hand up on the top of the seat, and my left hand on the outside of my right thigh.
  • Get a good torso stretch by reaching as high overhead as you can with both hands.

Lower Body

  • Hug one knee to chest, alternate sides, repeating five times.
  • Raise your heels up and down. Repeat 10 times.
  • Raise your toes up and down. Repeat 10 times.
  • Hugging your knee, rotate your ankle for five circles in one direction, and then five circles in the opposite direction.

News and LinksRead more airplane stretches from Shelter Publications. www.shelterpub.com

Learn basic "airplane" yoga stretches and relaxation techniques from JetBlue and Crunch Fitness. www.jetblue.com

(Source: Healthy Travel Network)

 

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