
I don't know anyone who couldn't use a good stretch in their chest and shoulders. This stretch is great because it allows you to focus on one side at a time, plus you can do it anywhere there's a wall or pole. If you sit and type all day, or if you commute long distances you have to try this chest-opening stretch.

I love stretches that you can feel over your entire body, and while this is mostly a move you'll feel in your chest and shoulders, you'll also feel this in your hamstrings and lower back. It's a great one to add to your stretching repertoire.
To learn how to do this stretch read more.
- Begin standing with your feet hips distance apart. Engage your abs by drawing your navel towards your spine.
- Bring your arms behind you and interlace your fingers right below your sacrum, thats the back of your pelvis.

When you run, bike ride, or do anything that uses your lower body, it's important to stretch your leg muscles thoroughly. One area that may need a little attention is your
Iliotibial band (ITB). This is a long band of fascia (connective tissue) that runs along your outer thigh.

I love a
dynamic warmup, even more for feet. Before running, hiking, or dancing, it's a good idea to prime your feet and ankles for moving with a simple circular motion. Add these rolls to your warmup routine.

If you work at a desk typing and mousing all day, or you use your hands in other ways, I'm sure your wrists could use a break. This is one of my favorite wrist stretches. Just make sure to take your shoes off.
If you want to know how to do this stretch then read more.
- Begin sitting on both heels.
- Lift your right leg up, bend your knee, and place your right foot on the ground.