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Kneeling Lat Stretch

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Stretch your back to release tension and relax your spine.

Coach's Tips

Lower your chest toward the floor to stretch your back and armpits.

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How to Kneeling Lat Stretch

Starting Position

Kneel on the floor and lean forward, extending both arms in front.

Proper Form

1. Extend your fingertips far while lowering your upper body.

2. Keep your hips lightly touching your heels.

Breathing Technique

Breathe out as you reach out your hand, and maintain a comfortable breath.

Precautions

Be careful not to bend your waist. Relax your shoulders and stretch.

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