In fact I would say it’s unusual for people to not experience any of these at some point.

Avoid rounding your spine, don’t bounce and move slowlynever force the stretch to prevent injury.

Begin on your hands and knees, then lift your hips up and back into Downward-Facing Dog.

Senior woman stretching

Shutterstock

Slide your left leg straight behind you, keeping your hips square to the front.

Perform this 2-3 times a week and you could include this after a workout.

Neck stretches improve your flexibility, reduce tension and headaches and ease stiffness from poor posture or screen time.

seated forward fold yoga stretch

Shutterstock

This stretch also supports better alignment and blood flow.

Perform this stretch daily when you are having a break from screen time.

Common mistakes include shrugging your shoulders or overstretching.

mature woman doing pigeon pose on dock by lake, concept of the best flexibility exercises to stay active and mobile

Shutterstock

you’re free to also do this lying on your side.

it’s possible for you to do this 2-3 times a week especially after working out.

Avoid arching your lower back, keeping knees close together, and not yanking on the ankle.

mature woman child’s pose exercise

Shutterstock

This exercise is easy enough for most people to do without modifying it.

you’ve got the option to do this daily or as and when you workout.

Mature man stretching neck with closed eyes exercising at home

Shutterstock

Male runner stretching outdoors at mountains background. Standing quadriceps quad stretch. Walking Heel to Butt.

Shutterstock

Young yogi men practices yoga asana bitilasana or cat cow pose in urban studio.

Shutterstock