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Seated Upper Back Stretch
Reach forward and round your upper back to release tight shoulder blades.
- Duration
- 45 sec
- Position
- seated
- Camera
- Facing camera, upper body in view
upper backshoulders
Practise this stretchHow to do it
- 1Sit upright with both feet on the floor.
- 2Extend both arms forward at shoulder height; you can interlace your fingers.
- 3Gently round your upper back, as if hugging a large ball, and let your head drop slightly.
- 4Hold for about 15 seconds, then slowly sit tall again.
Timeline
- Get setSit upright. Reach both arms forward at shoulder height.5 sec
- HoldGently round your upper back and look down. Breathe.15 sec
- RelaxSit tall and lower your arms for a moment.5 sec
- HoldOnce more — reach forward and round your upper back.15 sec
- RelaxSlowly roll up to sitting tall. Relax your arms.5 sec
Safety tips
- Round only your upper back — keep your lower back supported.
- Keep breathing; don't hold your breath.
- Stop if you feel pain, dizziness or discomfort.