Stretching Routine for Beginners (Follow Along)



Tired of being stiff and inflexible? Follow along with this stretching routine for beginners to unlock more flexibility and mobility in …

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45 thoughts on “Stretching Routine for Beginners (Follow Along)

  1. Hi josh. Great videos. I do the follow along for at least 4 of them in a row for one hour and its super helpful. Side note: when I do the firt strech and the pigeon, I am able to do them, but my right side (butt, gluteus or pyriform I fo not konw for sure) does finish sore and not well as the left side. Not HURT, but like noticeable for a long time. Any thoughts about it? I will apprecciatte. Sorry my bad english. Im from argentina. I am a 46 YO triathlete. Tks in advance. Great work

  2. Iam a 60yo who's had open heart surgery to replace a valve 10 years ago. I've never really got my range of motion back and seem to be getting worse with age. This sort of stuff seems to be reversing things somewhat

  3. it is nice that you make pauses before and after the exercise as well as enjoy the stretch a bit longer yourself. translates some of that joy you experience. In this routine you focus on the most relevant parts but a full-body stretch might also be a hit.

  4. For the hamstring stretch could you suggest a modification for those like me who can’t keep the knee straight when we bend forward? The modification I’ve been using is to bend the knee a bit and concentrate on getting the spine straight when bending forward, to get a hamstring and calf stretch.

  5. I thank Life for Strength Side .. may Life forever bless Strength Side as Strength Side forever blesses Life..

    Are there long pants/sweats that you can recommend – durable and comfortable for strength and flexibility training ??

  6. I hope you can repost this same routine thats more of an actual follow along

    The context explanations and all are great but its really making it not a follow along

  7. These all felt like stretches I need to do every day, maybe even twice… I've spent 20 years learning how to hold my body upright under load, with zero emphasis on making it able to move freely afterwards… Time to fix some of that… Thanks for leading us through these!

  8. This is is exactly what I was looking for. You saved my range of motion. I’m 5 weeks post op breast augmentation and I’m stiff as a board an I thought there was nothing on here. But I found you and I’m saved. I can do all of these poses except for the chest muscle flex for example the downward dog. Thank you handsome flexibility beardy stud. Yum yum so delicious

  9. I really do like your videos and I hope to get to a place to do these. But honestly this is NOT a beginners video for someone that has been very sedentary and stiff for the past couple years. I think I need to find something that is way more simplistic to start with before I can truly do these. I don't have the flexibility or strength to get in the position and hold. 🙁

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