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Types of flexibility training | Static stretching, Flexibility training, Dynamic stretching

This document discusses different types of flexibility training and their specifics. It describes static, dynamic, ballistic, and PNF flexibility. Static flexibility involves slow, controlled stretches without movement. Dynamic flexibility uses movement to gradually increase range of motion. Ballistic stretching can cause injury if movements are too jerky or forceful. PNF stretching uses static stretches combined with isometric contractions and relaxation to develop range of motion. The…

Difference Between Dynamic Stretching and Static Stretching | Dynamic stretching exercises, Dynamic stretching, Static stretching

Stretching is a vital part of physical fitness and sports training. The stretch is such an important part it is classified into tow different stretch groups. A dynamic stretch and a static stretch. Although both

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Pre- and post-workout stretches support mobility, aid muscle recovery, and help prevent injuries, keeping you active, flexible, and ready for your next workout.

Becoming Stretch Armstrong - Stretching: What is it Good For? | Post workout stretches, Post workout, Personal fitness

Huh Y'arrr What is it good for? Absolutely nothin'! Okay, so that's not entirely true but it's also not technically false. The truth is the scientific community is still pretty much undecided on the exact benefits of stretching. I'm going to do my best to summarize the information we do know so that you can maybe but it to some kind of use. Maybe. Possibly. First, we should cover the meaning of tight jointed and loose jointed. These are genetic predispositions to joint mobility. In general…

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