
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Position
- Standing
- Type
- Static stretching
- Sides
- Single position
- Hold time
- 30 s per set in our routines
Targets
ShouldersChestBiceps
How to do the Behind-the-Back Chest Stretch
- Stand with feet hip-width apart and clasp your hands behind your back, thumbs pointing down.
- Straighten your arms and gently lift your hands away from your back.
- Draw shoulders back and down, lift your chest, and tuck your chin slightly while holding the stretch.
Tips
- Engage your core so your lower back stays supported.
- Avoid overarching through your spine as you lift your hands.
Adjustments
- Lift your hands only a little if the stretch feels intense today.
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