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Stretch It Out

The Prison Phoenix Trust is a UK based charity providing prisoners with yoga and meditation classes, individual mentoring, peer-support and specialist educational resources accessible to a wide range of learning abilities.

If you’re getting joint pains because of not moving around much then try this routine, which will stretch all your muscles and make you feel better. You don’t need much time or space to do it but it can make a big difference.

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1. Back arch:

Repeat the below sequence five times.

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Step 1: Breathe in

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Step 2: Breathe out

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2. Plank movement:

Repeat the below sequence five times.

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Step 1: Breathe in

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Step 2: Breathe out

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Hold the following poses for five slow breaths each.

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3. Back and chest stretch:

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4. Arm stretch:

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5. Groin stretch:

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6. Lower back stretch:

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7. Back stretch:

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8. Leg stretch:

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Relax in the following position for five minutes.

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This
article
was originally printed in the
October 2024
edition of About Time.
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