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		<title>10 Min Shoulder Pain Relief Exercises</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 11 Feb 2026 12:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Shoulder mobility is essential for healthy, pain-free movement and shoulder pain relief. This routine requires no equipment and can be performed anywhere. Give these shoulder stretches a try to help relieve tension and improve function. Shoulder Pain Relief Exercises Alternating Goal Posts Shoulder Contour Shoulder Box + Reach Shoulder External Rotation Internal [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Shoulder mobility is essential for healthy, pain-free movement and shoulder pain relief. This routine requires no equipment and can be performed anywhere. Give these shoulder stretches a try to help relieve tension and improve function.</p>
<h2>Shoulder Pain Relief Exercises</h2>
<p>Alternating Goal Posts<br />
Shoulder Contour<br />
Shoulder Box + Reach<br />
Shoulder External Rotation<br />
Internal Rotation Hand Behind Back / On Hip<br />
Extended Arm Twists<br />
Bent Arm Wall Chest Stretch</p>
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		<title>10 Min Hip Stretches for Pain &#038; Tight Hips</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 14 May 2025 13:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Hip pain affects millions worldwide and can significantly impact daily life. One of the main challenges in finding relief is that there’s rarely a quick fix. Many people try a few simple stretches or exercises, hoping for instant results—but lasting relief doesn’t come that easily. True improvement requires a comprehensive approach that [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/flexibility-mobility/10-min-hip-stretches-for-pain-tight-hips/">10 Min Hip Stretches for Pain &#038; Tight Hips</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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<p>Hip pain affects millions worldwide and can significantly impact daily life. One of the main challenges in finding relief is that there’s rarely a quick fix. Many people try a few simple stretches or exercises, hoping for instant results—but lasting relief doesn’t come that easily.</p>
<p>True improvement requires a comprehensive approach that targets the muscles that support your hips. That’s why we recommend doing this full routine 3 to 5 times each week. With consistency, you’ll not only reduce current discomfort but also build the strength and flexibility needed to keep pain from coming back.</p>
<h2>Hip Stretches for Pain &#038; Tight Hips</h2>
<p>Wall T-Rotation<br />
Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch to Arms Overhead<br />
Hip Pry<br />
90-90 Hip Stretch / Pigeon<br />
Piriformis Stretch<br />
Internal Hip Stretch<br />
V-Sit Reach</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/flexibility-mobility/10-min-hip-stretches-for-pain-tight-hips/">10 Min Hip Stretches for Pain &#038; Tight Hips</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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		<title>10 Min Lower Back Pain Relief Exercises</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 Apr 2025 13:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
				<category><![CDATA[Lower Back]]></category>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Millions of people around the world struggle with lower back pain, which can greatly diminish their overall quality of life. One of the biggest hurdles in addressing this issue is that there&#8217;s rarely a quick or simple solution. In many cases, people hope that doing a few basic lower back exercises will [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/low-back/10-min-lower-back-pain-relief-exercises/">10 Min Lower Back Pain Relief Exercises</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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<p>Millions of people around the world struggle with lower back pain, which can greatly diminish their overall quality of life. One of the biggest hurdles in addressing this issue is that there&#8217;s rarely a quick or simple solution. In many cases, people hope that doing a few basic lower back exercises will make the pain vanish—but that’s not how it works.</p>
<p>Real relief from lower back pain comes from a well-rounded approach that focuses on strengthening and improving the flexibility of key muscle groups, including the lower back, core, hips, hamstrings, and glutes. That’s why we encourage you to follow this complete routine 3 to 5 times per week. Sticking with it consistently will not only help ease your current pain, but also help prevent it from returning in the future.</p>
<h2>10 Min Lower Back Pain Relief Exercises</h2>
<p>Arm Swing + Walk in Place<br />
Cat/Cow<br />
Scapular Retractions<br />
Kneeling Reach<br />
Page Turner<br />
Lying Hamstring Glides </p>
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		<title>20 Min Lower Back Pain Relief Exercises</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 05 Feb 2025 13:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Lower back pain ruins the quality of life for millions of people all across the globe. The biggest challenge to bringing lower back pain relief to individuals is that it&#8217;s never an easy fix. In our experience many people are just looking for a few quick lower back exercises they can do [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/flexibility-mobility/20-min-lower-back-pain-relief-exercises/">20 Min Lower Back Pain Relief Exercises</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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<p>Lower back pain ruins the quality of life for millions of people all across the globe. The biggest challenge to bringing lower back pain relief to individuals is that it&#8217;s never an easy fix. In our experience many people are just looking for a few quick lower back exercises they can do and the pain will disappear without any further work. Unfortunately, this simply isn&#8217;t the case.</p>
<p>Instead, relieving low back pain requires a comprehensive solution targeting the lower back, core, hips, hamstrings, and glutes. The strength and mobility of these areas must be improved over the course of time which is why we recommend you complete this entire routine between 3-5 times per week. This will not only ensure that your lower back pain goes away, but also that it never comes back!</p>
<h2>20 Min Lower Back Pain Relief Exercises</h2>
<p>Arm Swing + Walk in Place<br />
Cat/Cow<br />
Scapular Retractions<br />
Kneeling Reach<br />
Page Turner<br />
Lying Hamstring Glides<br />
Figure Four<br />
Bird Dog<br />
Side Lying Leg Raise Pulse<br />
Table Top Hollow Body<br />
Iso Pelvic Push Through + Hip Up</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/flexibility-mobility/20-min-lower-back-pain-relief-exercises/">20 Min Lower Back Pain Relief Exercises</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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		<title>10 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Jan 2024 13:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty We know you don&#8217;t always have 20 minutes for your sciatica treatment, so that&#8217;s why we&#8217;re offering this shortened 10 minute version. HASfit&#8217;s sciatica pain relief therapy is designed to mirror the routines you&#8217;d find in a professional physical therapy office to relieve sciatic nerve pain caused by what is commonly called [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/rehabilitation/10-min-sciatica-pain-relief-exercises/">10 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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<p>We know you don&#8217;t always have 20 minutes for your sciatica treatment, so that&#8217;s why we&#8217;re offering this shortened 10 minute version.</p>
<p>HASfit&#8217;s sciatica pain relief therapy is designed to mirror the routines you&#8217;d find in a professional physical therapy office to relieve sciatic nerve pain caused by what is commonly called piriformis syndrome. We suggest you complete these exercises 2-4x per week for 12-16 weeks. We sympathize this is a big commitment, but given the alternative of surgery that requires 12 months of rehabilitation, not to mention thousands of dollars, it is a great option. It doesn&#8217;t require any equipment, but you&#8217;ll need a chair and you may want to use a towel or band for a couple of the exercises.</p>
<h2>Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</h2>
<p>Seated Floss x 10<br />
Prone Cobra / Prone x 30 sec<br />
Bird Dog x 10<br />
Dynamic Lying Straight Leg Hamstring x 30 sec<br />
Hip External Rotation – FABRE x 30 sec<br />
Supine Hip Internal Rotation x 30 sec<br />
Curl Up 10 x 3 sec<br />
Side Lying Clam x 12<br />
Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch x 30 sec </p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/rehabilitation/10-min-sciatica-pain-relief-exercises/">10 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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		<title>20 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises and Treatment</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 29 Oct 2023 13:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Life would be easier if one pill or secret exercise immediately relieved sciatic nerve pain, but unfortunately it simply isn&#8217;t the case. You&#8217;ll need complete sciatica treatment and therapy including stretching and strengthening exercises for pain relief. HASfit&#8217;s sciatica treatment routine is meant to mimic the exercises you&#8217;d find in a professional [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/low-back/20-min-sciatica-pain-relief-exercises-and-treatment/">20 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises and Treatment</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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Low Impact Difficulty<br />
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<p>Life would be easier if one pill or secret exercise immediately relieved sciatic nerve pain, but unfortunately it simply isn&#8217;t the case. You&#8217;ll need complete sciatica treatment and therapy including stretching and strengthening exercises for pain relief. HASfit&#8217;s sciatica treatment routine is meant to mimic the exercises you&#8217;d find in a professional physical therapy office to treat sciatic nerve pain caused by what is commonly called piriformis syndrome. We recommend you complete this routine 2-4x per week for 12-16 weeks. We understand this is a big commitment, but given the alternative of surgery that will take you out of commission for 12 months it is the best option. It doesn&#8217;t require any equipment, but you&#8217;ll need a chair and you may want to use a towel or band for a couple of the exercises.</p>
<h2>Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</h2>
<p>Seated Floss x 10<br />
Prone Cobra / Prone x 30 sec<br />
Bird Dog x 10<br />
Dynamic Lying Straight Leg Hamstring x 30 sec<br />
Hip External Rotation – FABRE x 30 sec<br />
Supine Hip Internal Rotation x 30 sec<br />
Curl Up 10 x 3 sec<br />
Side Lying Clam x 12<br />
Kneeling Hip Flexor Stretch x 30 sec </p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/low-back/20-min-sciatica-pain-relief-exercises-and-treatment/">20 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises and Treatment</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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		<title>20 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 May 2022 13:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Unfortunately, there&#8217;s no one magic exercise to relieve sciatic nerve pain. It takes a comprehensive sciatica treatment including stretching and strengthening exercises to realize pain relief. This treatment routine is meant to mimic the exercises you&#8217;d find in a professional physical therapy office to treat sciatic nerve pain caused by what is [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/flexibility-mobility/20-min-sciatica-pain-relief-exercises/">20 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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Low Impact Difficulty<br />
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<p>Unfortunately, there&#8217;s no one magic exercise to relieve sciatic nerve pain. It takes a comprehensive sciatica treatment including stretching and strengthening exercises to realize pain relief. This treatment routine is meant to mimic the exercises you&#8217;d find in a professional physical therapy office to treat sciatic nerve pain caused by what is commonly called piriformis syndrome. We recommend you complete this routine 2-4x per week. It doesn&#8217;t require any equipment, but you may want to use a towel or band for a couple of the exercises.</p>
<h2>Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</h2>
<p>Figure Four / with Band<br />
Piriformis Stretch<br />
Dynamic Lying Straight Leg Hamstring<br />
Hamstring Glide<br />
Knee Crossover<br />
90-90 Stretch<br />
Lying Side Leg Raise<br />
Lying Side Clam Shell<br />
Quadruped Kickback </p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/flexibility-mobility/20-min-sciatica-pain-relief-exercises/">20 Min Sciatica Pain Relief Exercises</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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		<title>20 Min Exercises for Lower Back Pain Stretches</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Jul 2021 08:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
				<category><![CDATA[Lower Back]]></category>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Lower back pain ruins the quality of life for millions of people all across the globe. The biggest challenge to bringing lower back pain relief to individuals is that it&#8217;s never an easy fix. In our experience many people are just looking for a few quick lower back exercises they can do [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/home/low-back/20-min-exercises-for-lower-back-pain-stretches/">20 Min Exercises for Lower Back Pain Stretches</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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Low Impact Difficulty<br />
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<p>Lower back pain ruins the quality of life for millions of people all across the globe. The biggest challenge to bringing lower back pain relief to individuals is that it&#8217;s never an easy fix. In our experience many people are just looking for a few quick lower back exercises they can do and the pain will disappear with a snap of a finger. Unfortunately, this isn&#8217;t a realistic expectation.</p>
<p>Instead, relieving low back pain requires a comprehensive solution targeting the lower back, core, hips, hamstrings, and glutes. The strength and mobility of these areas must be improved over the course of time which is why we recommend you complete this entire routine between 3-5 times per week. This will not only ensure that your lower back pain goes away, but also that it never comes back!</p>
<h2>Exercises for Lower Back Pain Stretches</h2>
<p>March in Place<br />
Downward Dog / from Chair<br />
Lying One Leg Hamstring Stretch<br />
Lying Hamstring Glides<br />
Knees to Chest<br />
Bird Dog<br />
Side Plank / Knee Down<br />
Curl Up<br />
Pelvic Push Through<br />
One Leg Iso Hip Up / Two Legs </p>
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		<title>20 Min Shoulder Pain Relief Exercises &#038; Stretches</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 14 Mar 2018 06:00:18 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Low Impact Difficulty Finally find the help you&#8217;ve been looking for with these shoulder pain relief exercises and stretches. This routine is designed using the latest rehabilitation techniques to increase range of motion, build strength, and restore proper shoulder function. There&#8217;s no equipment required for this routine. Let&#8217;s begin! Pain Relief Exercises &#038; Stretches Overhead [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://hasfit.com/workouts/rehabilitation/shoulder-pain-relief-exercises-stretches/">20 Min Shoulder Pain Relief Exercises &#038; Stretches</a> appeared first on <a href="https://hasfit.com">HASfit - Free Full Length Workout Videos and Fitness Programs</a>.</p>
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<p>Low Impact Difficulty<br />
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<p>Finally find the help you&#8217;ve been looking for with these shoulder pain relief exercises and stretches. This routine is designed using the latest rehabilitation techniques to increase range of motion, build strength, and restore proper shoulder function. There&#8217;s no equipment required for this routine. Let&#8217;s begin!</p>
<h2>Pain Relief Exercises &#038; Stretches</h2>
<p>Overhead Wall Flexion x 10 motions and 15 sec hold<br />
Shoulder Wall Flexion x 10 motions and 15 sec hold<br />
Upright External Rotation x 10 motions<br />
Upright External Rotation PAILS / RAILS 3 x 5 sec<br />
Active Internal Rotation Stretch x 10 motions<br />
Lying Shoulder Internal Rotation PAILS / RAILS 3 x 5 sec<br />
Lying Side Rotator Cuff Complex x 1 minute each side<br />
Open Book to Half Angel x 1 minute each side</p>
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[Music] what&#8217;s up has four tribe it&#8217;s your personal trainer coach Kozak and I&#8217;m Claudia and this is a shoulder stretching routine to relieve pain and improve mobility this routine can be done anywhere anytime so if you&#8217;re ready to begin let&#8217;s get started [Music] all right we&#8217;re gonna get started with an overhead wall flexion so I need you to move your way on over to a wall if you have one available to you we&#8217;re gonna put our back flap up against the wall it&#8217;s our upper back our shoulders our lower back and even our head by tucking that chin alright so now from this position with our palms facing inward we&#8217;re gonna bring those arms straight overhead and then bring them back down now we&#8217;re gonna go back through this sequence nice and controlled nice big deep breaths all the way up all the way down all the while trying your best to keep everything from your lower back middle back upper back and head all tucked on that wall which is definitely more challenging than it looks to the naked eye and through as you go through this sequence your mobility will probably improve and you&#8217;ll be able to get a little bit higher on every repetition if you can&#8217;t quite get your hands all the way to the wall that&#8217;s alright just trying to do your best finishing with those thumbs on the wall that&#8217;s what we&#8217;re aiming for oh yeah this one definitely definitely works to help loosen you up right away excellent move for just overall shoulder mobility all the way through that sequence all the way up all the way down now on this last one we&#8217;re gonna bring those arms up and then we&#8217;re gonna hold trying our best to bring those hands all the way back again while keeping that back flat up against the wall which definitely presents a challenge now you may not quite be where we are or you may be better than we are in this one we&#8217;re just going to encourage you to make this routine your own throughout today&#8217;s workout big deep breaths here as we hold for five four three two one zero relax all right shake it loose now we&#8217;re gonna stay on by the wall for the next one moving into a shoulder wall flexion like we&#8217;re gonna turn around for this one we&#8217;re gonna get our lower arms flat up against the wall so we&#8217;re gonna put that knife edge from our elbow to our pinkies on the wall and now we&#8217;re gonna sit back with our weight in her hips and they&#8217;re actually gonna allow those shoulders to round and be protracted so we&#8217;re actually pulling the shoulders away from the spine as you reach and put that flat knife edge on the wall now we&#8217;re gonna press into the wall as we bring those pinkies and arms straight up finishing it straight up overhead and then pull back down bringing those elbows back on to the wall going through that sequence nice and controlled and we&#8217;re just keeping that weight back on our hips throughout and not moving anything but our shoulders and arms again we&#8217;re reaching to the wall keeping those shoulders actually protracted not retracted and back like we usually would but we&#8217;re pulling those shoulders drawing those shoulders away from the spine nice and controlled on this one and again we&#8217;re feeling all these right there with you working on that mobility and some of these moves today may be easier than others some may be harder and that&#8217;s alright gotta work through both our strengths and our weaknesses especially working to improve those weaknesses mobility is definitely a weakness for a lot of us this day and age yeah well you know it&#8217;s computers and driving and yes staring down at our cell phones just a lot of things working against our posture and we need to make sure that we&#8217;re working to improve it and regain that posture regain that proper mobility and just going back and forth through this sequence take a nice big deep breath under control on this one to add a race and pushing into the wall throughout the whole move here on this last one we&#8217;re going to pull down put those arms back in starting position and now we&#8217;re gonna drive those elbows into the wall and just hold again keep that flat arm on the wall really focus on driving those elbows into the wall as we sit back with our weight in our hips and allow our shoulders to be protracted and breathing yeah and you really feel that pull nice big deep controlled breaths here not much longer let&#8217;s hold this 1 4 5 4 3 2 1 0 excellent alright relax those arms shake him loose whoo I feel so good by the end of this one today we&#8217;re moving into an upright external rotation so let&#8217;s stand with our elbows bent at a 90 degree angle and 90 degree with the elbows and at the upper arm here so let&#8217;s pull back on those hands and then allow the hands to come back until our lower arm is parallel to the ground and repeat every time trying to get those hands back just a little bit further keeping those elbows up and we&#8217;re just going through this dynamic range of movement shoulders stay back keeping good posture again not holding your breath nice healthy breathing on this one another great move here to help draw those shoulders back and help you regain that proper posture nice big deep breaths every time pulling those hands back excellent it&#8217;s a great one to stretch out those rotator cuffs and then prove the mobility in your shoulders just a couple more of this one and 5 4 3 2 1 0 alright we&#8217;re gonna keep with that same movement but actually were going to move into what&#8217;s called a pails and rail so we need you to move back over to a wall or a door frame will work as well for this one we&#8217;re gonna do one arm at a time so let&#8217;s start with your right arm we&#8217;re gonna put that right elbow flat up against the wall keeping your shoulders Square to the wall now I want you to that hand elbow an arm straight into the wall like you&#8217;re trying to push through the wall from this position and we&#8217;re just gonna keep pushing pushing pushing as an isometric contraction here four three two one and now we&#8217;re gonna pull back on the hand keeping that elbow flat on the wall keeping that elbow pressed up against the wall four three two one okay hand goes back on the wall now press that whole elbow and hand into the wall again so this is the pales four three two one and now pull back on that hand four five count one two three four five and repeat hand goes back into the wall whole arm pressing through that wall three two one now pull back on that hand one more time elbow stays on the wall four three two one zero excellent now that&#8217;s a tough Simmons but very effective to help bring you back definitely okay so that was a right on no need to repeat the same move on that left side again shoulders stay Square to the wall get that upper arm and elbow flat on the wall and drive that arm straight into the wall for a five count keep in good posture here again this one can also be done from a door Fant doorframe and now let&#8217;s pull back on the hand for a five count elbow stays right on the wall four three two one good now drive that whole arm into the wall that elbow into the wall that hand through the wall four three two one repeat now only the elbow pull back on that hand and if you can&#8217;t quite get the range motion we are that&#8217;s alright do the best you can here and return hand back into the wall pressing through pressing through hard as you can excellent three two one now pull back on that hand for a five count excellent fight through it four three two one zero [Music] excellent okay and shake them loose here okay so that was an external rotation next we&#8217;re going to move into an internal rotation so we&#8217;re going to an active internal rotation stretch let&#8217;s put those hands on your hips keeping good posture shoulders are back now keeping that good posture we&#8217;re gonna bring your elbows forward but being careful not to collapse your shoulders elbows come forward and then draw the elbows back also keeping the shoulders Square and elbow is forward keeping good posture and back shoulders back just repeating back through this sequence again nice and under control not a race and it&#8217;s going to be super tempting for you to collapse totally collapse those shoulders but try your best to only bring the elbows forward and to keep those shoulders square as we internally rotate forward good and you&#8217;ll see throughout today&#8217;s routine we&#8217;re not perfect to these either and it&#8217;s not about being perfect it&#8217;s just about putting in the work and practicing and getting a little bit better and depending on your environment experiences what else whatever else you have going on there might be certain times where these are easier and certain times where they&#8217;re harder and that&#8217;s alright going through that full sequence here just a couple more times four five four three two one zero and relax all right we&#8217;re gonna continue our internal rotation but we need to head to the floor next so go ahead and lie down flat on your back with your feet flat on the ground we&#8217;re gonna take your hands we&#8217;re going to place them underneath the small of your back now if you can&#8217;t quite get your hands under the small of your back while relaxing your elbows then you can place your hands on your hips and relax your elbows but we&#8217;re aiming for those hands just under the small of your back now we&#8217;re gonna repeat that pails and rails that we were doing earlier but just for a moment here I want you to relax those shoulders relax the elbows just get used to this position for just a few more seconds here so first we&#8217;re gonna drive those elbows straight into the floor and then we&#8217;re gonna lift them up together alright so getting started in three two one I want you to keep those shoulders back as you drive your elbows into the floor trying to press through the floor now when we know on camera you&#8217;re not going to see much but I really want you to press those elbows straight into the floor keeping those shoulders back the to10 now we want you to pull the elbows up while keeping those shoulders back so very similar move that we just got done doing while standing bringing those elbows up hold them up pull them up pull them up and repeat back into the floor back to the pails that isometric contraction you know shoulders back as we drive them through the floor four three two one and let&#8217;s pull those elbows back up oh my goodness and you probably are not gonna have a lot of range of motion no so I definitely feel like I&#8217;m hardly moving at all and there&#8217;s not much to it and that&#8217;s okay even if you can&#8217;t bring them up at all three two one back into the ground hold hold hold even if you&#8217;re not even getting your elbows up at all just making the mental contraction then trying to mentally is gonna do a lot of good and will help you improve okay now let&#8217;s pull them back up last one up pull them all the way up the best you can even if that&#8217;s a centimeter pull up pull them up pull them up and hold four three two one and zero relax oh alright so stand on the floor for our next pairing we need to lie down on our sides we&#8217;re gonna do a line rotator cuff stretch complex so I&#8217;m going to place that arm up and if you can go ahead and lie down on that arm now with your opposite side arm I want you to bring that elbow and tuck that elbow in tight to your side we&#8217;re going to start with that elbow tucked in in your hand on your waist now let&#8217;s pull that hand back while keeping that elbow tucked we&#8217;re gonna reach rate up as high as you can and then return pull that elbow down into your side and back now keep that elbow tucking your side as you return so we&#8217;re gonna repeat that sequence hand back reach up nice and high and pull that elbow back down you&#8217;ll not scapular work elbow stays in to your side as we go through this sequence make sure you&#8217;re not holding your breath make sure you&#8217;re breathing and going all the way through your full range of motion on this one and as you&#8217;re pulling that hand back make sure you keep that elbow nice and tucked in to your side don&#8217;t allow it to flare out at all good just a few more on this one I get a nice full range of motion here hitting multiple scapular muscles on this one making sure to breathe throughout excellent repeating this one four five four three two one and zero all right of course when you do through the opposite side next let&#8217;s go ahead and turn over same move right back into it here you&#8217;ve got the move down now that arm out and relax to your side go ahead and lie down on it elbows stay starts nice and tucked in to your side and then pull back on that hand oh my goodness my left side is way tighter and you know what&#8217;s funny you say that Claudia because I was just getting ready to say you may experience one side is tighter than the other which is totally common one thing we&#8217;ve pointed out a few times you know depends on you know your day to day activities maybe which arm you sleep on you know just so many different environmental factors can play a role their past injuries and that&#8217;s so totally okay and to be expected just do the best you can in addition to that you may feel some crackling some popping hmm cuz I&#8217;ve definitely felt it throughout the stretching routine just from stretching no weights yeah and a lot of times people get concerned when they hear cracking or popping but you know honestly if there&#8217;s no pain associated with that it&#8217;s it&#8217;s it&#8217;s totally okay not something to be scared of not something to to stop what you&#8217;re doing feel free to work through that as long as there&#8217;s no pain associated with it as long as your doctor hasn&#8217;t told you otherwise keep keeping that elbow tucked in to the side don&#8217;t allow it to flare out here not much left on this side and five four three two one zero excellent alright so we&#8217;re going to turn over for the next one we&#8217;re gonna move into an open-book plus half angel we&#8217;re still gonna be on our side but a slightly different position here so this time I want you to go ahead and a lot of that inside arm to lie down flat with your hand up now I want you to take your outside leg and bring that knee over both knees bent at a 90 degree angle but this knee is relaxing here so we&#8217;re gonna start with what&#8217;s called a closed book so bring that top arm and place it on top of your bottom arm and now we&#8217;re gonna open the book and as we do we bring that arm open we&#8217;re gonna go ahead and look at it follow with your eyes now we&#8217;re gonna bend at the elbow bring the hand up and pull that elbow down now extend that arm straight up overhead pull the elbow back down straighten the arm and then close the book so he knows a lot going on in the sequence let&#8217;s do it again open the book bend at the elbow pull the elbow down extend the arm up pull the elbow back down extend the arm straight and close the book repeating this sequence it&#8217;s really a two-for-one move here with both a page-turner as well as the half angel nothing like a little efficiency in our routine today two-for-one so it&#8217;s opening up the shoulders as well as improving mobility and our scapula making sure to breathe throughout do not hold your breath full range of motion on every part of the move here how&#8217;s this definitely can be uncomfortable especially as you pull that elbow down definitely and extend that arm but that&#8217;s okay that&#8217;s that challenge is where change is gonna come from let&#8217;s do one last one here four five four three two one and zero excellent go ahead and close that book and as you&#8217;ve learned of course you need to do everything on both sides so let&#8217;s go ahead and flip over we repeat that same move on the opposite side now go ahead and start with that one arm flat on the ground on our side go to bring that opposite knee over bent at a 90 degree angle start with that close book and then let&#8217;s open it up nice big full range of motion watch that hand bend at the elbow pull the elbow in and then extend it overhead and again on any of these moves you might not be quite where we are today then that&#8217;s okay encourage you to make it your own work through it the best full range of motion that you&#8217;re capable of whatever that looks like and every time you come back you&#8217;ll improve just a little bit making sure to breathe throughout whatever you do do not hold your breath on this one really trying to draw that elbow and pull that elbow in to the side on that half angel this is a great one if you have any shoulder impingements and it helps open up those shoulders going through that full range of motion this is probably my favorite one so far well there&#8217;s just a lot going on with this one it&#8217;s just really hitting the shoulder from multiple angles also helping to open up that chest as well oh yeah that&#8217;s a good one which is a um one of the bigger things that helps ruin our posture tight chest muscles so has a little bonus thrown in there today his little chest work we&#8217;re gonna do this one for 10 more seconds in total again going through that full range of motion every single time not a race nice and controlled it&#8217;s a great sequence that you can really do every single day if you so chose 2 4 5 4 3 2 1 and 0 excellent close that book back up nice work thank you so much for joining us today we ask that you please support our mission of keeping these great workouts free by downloading our free app it&#8217;s available for both Android and iOS 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<p>Our wrists take a lot of abuse in our day to day lives. Activities like exercising, texting, typing, and driving can cause tightness, pain, and a lack of mobility. Try this routine to restore your wrists to a healthy condition.</p>
<h2>Wrist Stretches &#038; Exercises for Wrist Pain Relief</h2>
<p><strong>Complete each exercise for 60 seconds:</strong><br />
Wrist Extension<br />
Wrist Flexion<br />
Wrist PAILS / RAILS<br />
Wrist Mobilization<br />
Wrist Flexor Stability<br />
Active Wrist Extension</p>
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hey everyone it&#8217;s your personal trainer coach Kozak and I&#8217;m Claudia and this is a wrist stretching routine this routine is designed to enhance mobility as well as relieve wrist pain these stretches can be done throughout the day and even before performing load bearing exercises such as push-ups planks or using a barbell and dumbbells if you&#8217;re ready to begin let&#8217;s get started we&#8217;re gonna get started on the floor today but all these exercises could also be performed on your feet from a standing position using a chair or couch or countertop and also we&#8217;re gonna use an exercise mat just for a little extra comfort but it is not required we&#8217;re gonna get started with a wrist extension stretch so let&#8217;s go ahead and start on all fours and we&#8217;re gonna come onto our palms and then we&#8217;re gonna face our fingers back towards us now healthy wrist extension on this one is between 90 to 70 degrees but you may not be quite there yet and if you&#8217;re not it&#8217;s okay move those hands closer to you and it&#8217;ll give you a little bit more of a friendly angle now we&#8217;re gonna pull back and stretch until about 85 to 90 percent of what you&#8217;re capable of and a static hold and stretch and we&#8217;re just gonna hold it there so keep those palms flat on the ground hands stayed nice and flat on the ground and we&#8217;re pulling back gently it&#8217;s important that you make this routine your own you may be more or less flexible than we are so again we just encourage you to get to about 85 to 90 percent of what you are capable of just hold and breathe nice big deep breaths on this one feel those wrists and forearms opening up keeping the palms glued to the ground and come back every time and get a little bit better at this one and let&#8217;s hold this one for just five four three two one zero all right come out come up shake it loose for a second we&#8217;re gonna move into a wrist flexion move so very similar only this time we&#8217;re going to be on the top of our hands and our fingers are again gonna be facing us so be gentle with this one if it&#8217;s your first time and healthy range of motion is usually between 90 to 70 degrees but if you need to move those hands closer to you and give yourself a little more friendly of an angle ideally we had that whole top of your hand flush to the ground and then we&#8217;re gently gonna pull back and hold again another isometric stretch flooding loving these ones a they feel mean there&#8217;s a reason why we&#8217;re here we got to your wrists are just such an overlooked part of the body that you just don&#8217;t realize it until you&#8217;re down here yeah and often abuse so again we&#8217;re just holding in this isometric position from typing on our computers to on our phones to just so much work that and our workouts they get abused quite often just hold and breathe let&#8217;s hold this one for five four three two one zero come on up again shake em loose okay next we&#8217;re gonna move into a pails and rails technique so let&#8217;s come down into all fours and this time going to let those fingers face forward on our palms with our weight coming down we&#8217;re gonna drive our weight through our palms and also through our fingers this time so really want you to drive those fingertips into the ground using your weight to help you make it happen really drive it in drive it in just hold hold hold hold and then now I want you to bring those fingertips up off the ground keep the fingers straight as you keep the palms on the ground pull those fingertips back you&#8217;ll really feel that extension in your wrists while holding it there hold for three two one and then back into the ground now so we&#8217;re just gonna go through this cycle the pails and rail so fingertips driving into the ground on this one isometric contraction just push and push and push put the fingers in your palm hold I&#8217;m sure to breathe okay now let&#8217;s pull back again rocking back ever so gently bringing those fingertips up off the ground you&#8217;re gonna feel that tension and that tightness in your wrists that&#8217;s totally common and then one more time through driving those fingertips into the ground just that much more than last time concentrate on every individual finger making sure they&#8217;re all getting activated and you may feel it more on one wrist than the other because I definitely feel it more about right and that&#8217;s totally common we use one side more than the other all right and then let&#8217;s pull them back one last time get all the fingers up keeping that palm flat on the ground excellent hold and breathe whoo I feel the stretch on this one really guys too &#8211; it must be working and three two one zero relax come on up shake them loose one more time here okay we&#8217;re gonna move into a wrist mobilization drill so getting down into a very similar position again on all fours but this time we&#8217;re gonna keep those hands glued to the ground and we&#8217;re gonna rotate the elbows in and get a full range of motion stretch and now rotate the elbows out again the hands stay in a static position you&#8217;re applying gentle body weight into the ground I&#8217;m rotating those elbows out the best you can whatever that looks like make this routine your own and now rotate them back in all the way good going back and forth through this sequence and some of these might come easy to you some might not so much again rotate out and hold excellent keep breathing standard control and again on all these static stretches we&#8217;re going to about 85 90 percent of what you&#8217;re capable of don&#8217;t get too crazy we want to get a good stretch but we don&#8217;t want pain now rotate them in one last time excellent just hold and breathe and one last time rotate them out and excellent focusing on that mobilization with this one let&#8217;s hold it for five four three two one and zero okay come on up stretch them loose here moving into a wrist flexors stability drill now so again similar position to start on this one on all fours our fingers facing forward but this time we&#8217;re gonna come up drive your fingertips into the ground as you come up and bring those wrists up full extension up and then extension back down palms into the ground and repeat this it&#8217;s just an active stretch on this one fingertips into the ground as we come up and then back down onto your palms let&#8217;s go back four through this one few times and keeping those fingertips flat on their fingertips in contact with the ground as we come up feel that stretching your fingers and in your wrists and back down let&#8217;s go one more time fingertips driving into the ground and palms drive it into the ground excellent alright shake em loose here we have one last Rick wrist extension active stretch we&#8217;re gonna stand up for this one you could also stay down totally up to you with good posture shoulders back let&#8217;s go and raise those arms up until they&#8217;re parallel to the ground and our palms are facing down now let&#8217;s make a fist and at the same time I want you to stretch those hands down and now we&#8217;re gonna open our hands and at the same time bring those fingertips back and stretch this actually feels good yes I just want to measure all that one of my personal favorites sounds a little more pleasant it&#8217;s true okay now repeat so making a fist as you come down and then opening the hands up as you stretch up excellent back and forth through the sequence again making a fist as we come down really feel this one in my forearms as well definitely and then open them back up we&#8217;re going back through this one one more time making the fist come on down don&#8217;t hold your breath nice isometric stretch at the bottom and then come on up and pull those fingertips back as you also pull your wrists back getting the thumbs falling back as well and relax that&#8217;s it shake loose excellent nice stretch better already I hope you are too this routine we recommend you go ahead and repeat this routine between three to five times per week or as needed if you like this workout and you&#8217;ve been working out those for awhile and you&#8217;re starting to see some results we&#8217;d encourage you to please go check out our patreon page where you can find out more about how you can support our mission of keeping these great workouts free and if you enjoyed the stretching routine with us today we&#8217;d ask that you give it a big thumbs up and hit that red subscribe button so that you never miss a brand-new workout or routine from Hospit make sure to check out has vidcom where we have hundreds of free workouts just like this one as well as our complete meal plans and programs and if you are on facebook Instagram Twitter or snapchat come connect with house fit because we want to connect with you again thank you so much for joining us today it&#8217;s been our privilege I&#8217;m coach Kozak and I&#8217;m Claudia and we will see you at your next workout</div>
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