flexibility

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how do i improve my range of flexibility?

anyone have any tips or things to do
i would appreciate it.

 

[canadiangymmom]

Hi,

I don't have any first hand advice. I'm an inflexible mom to a super flexible daughter! I can suggest that you look at this web site for ideas. http://www.drillsandskills.com/forum/ They have a message board specifically for conditioning and stretching, and some of the ideas listed there will probably work for you.

I hope that helps.

Canadian Gym Mom

 

[gracefulone]

I am etremely flexible! Try stretching after a warm bath; you're more flexible then. Strong hip flexers are important! Try pilates. Also try a move where you sit straight up against a wall. Straddle as big as you can and gently lift your legs up ten times. It'll be difficult for awhile, but keep doing it! It will REALLY help!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[virgogal1979]

Canadiangymmom
I am going to go look at that website! Thanks for posting it. I am looking forward to see what they have and what could work for my daughter!

 

[canadiangymmom]

I've never posted there, but I have read a bunch of the messages and they seem to be a well informed bunch. I hope you find some useful tips.

Canadian Gym Mom

 

[gymbabisMom]

Make sure you are stretching after workouts, you'll see that you get more stretch when the muscles are all warmed up and ready to stretch.

 

[gymchat]

Someone posted on Gym Chat regarding flexibility, and that it's bad to bounce on your splits; here's the link: http://www.gymchat.com/messageboards/viewtopic.php?t=35 .

Gym Chat
http://gymchat.com

 

[gracefulone]

It's bad to bounce in your splits if you don't know your personal limits. If you have ridiculous hip flexers, you wont do as much or any damage.