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E-grāmata: Stretching to Stay Young: Simple Workouts to Keep You Flexible, Energized, and Pain Free

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  • Formāts: 212 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 13-Dec-2016
  • Izdevniecība: Callisto Media Inc.
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781623158071
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  • Formāts: 212 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 13-Dec-2016
  • Izdevniecība: Callisto Media Inc.
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781623158071

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Discover how the practice of stretching can increase your flexibility, strengthen your body, and renew your youth with Stretching to Stay Young.As we age, our bodies move less and less. And the less we move, the tighter our muscles and joints become. But this isn't our natural state-in fact, our bodies were designed for movement.Stretching is a gentle, simple activity that anyone can do. Doctors often "prescribe" stretching to patients to alleviate ongoing aches and pains, as well as improve range of motion and flexibility. Those who enjoy an active lifestyle find that regular stretching improves athletic performance and decreases the risk of injury.Jessica Matthews knows how important stretching is. Her work as a seasoned yoga instructor, exercise physiologist, and graduate-level health educator has impacted thousands of lives, and has made her a leading and trusted expert in the health and fitness industry. In Stretching to Stay Young, Jessica meets her readers at their current level of stretching ability and guides them step-by-step through each stretch, arming them with the confidence to progress into deeper levels of stretching for enhanced flexibility and strength over time.Stretching to Stay Young is the all-in-one guide to creating a stretching regimen that is tailor-fit for anyone's specific needs. Features include: - Detailed illustrations that provide visual aids for the correct positioning of your body - Easy-to-understand explanations of the cutting edge research behind each stretch and how it works - "Change it up" tips for modification that allow you to increase or decrease intensity level while stretching - The most current, up-to-date information on the basic how-to's of proper stretching - Beginning to end guidance-from preparation to self-customization, Stretching to Stay Young delivers stretching options that consider your current issues and the lifestyle you want to lead No matter your age or level of activity, Stretching to Stay Young will take the confusion out of starting and put the enjoyment into stretching.

Discover how the practice of stretching can increase your flexibility, strengthen your body, and renew your youth with Stretching to Stay Young.

As we age, our bodies move less and less. And the less we move, the tighter our muscles and joints become. But this isn’t our natural state—in fact, our bodies were designed for movement.

Stretching is a gentle, simple activity that anyone can do. Doctors often “prescribe” stretching to patients to alleviate ongoing aches and pains, as well as improve range of motion and flexibility. Those who enjoy an active lifestyle find that regular stretching improves athletic performance and decreases the risk of injury.

Jessica Matthews knows how important stretching is. Her work as a seasoned yoga instructor, exercise physiologist, and graduate-level health educator has impacted thousands of lives, and has made her a leading and trusted expert in the health and fitness industry. In Stretching to Stay Young, Jessica meets you at your current level of stretching ability and guides you step-by-step through each stretch, arming you with the confidence you need to progress into deeper levels of stretching for enhanced flexibility and strength over time.

Stretching to Stay Young is your all-in-one guide to creating a stretching regimen that is tailor fit to your specific needs. In these pages you’ll find:

  • Detailed illustrations that provide visual aids for the correct positioning of your body

  • Easy-to-understand explanations of the cutting edge research behind each stretch and how it works

  • “Change it up” tips for modification that allow you to increase or decrease intensity level while stretching

  • The most current, up-to-date information on the basic how-to’s of proper stretching

  • Beginning to end guidance—from preparation to self-customization, Stretching to Stay Young delivers stretching options that consider your current issues and the lifestyle you want to lead

No matter your age or level of activity, Stretching to Stay Young will take the confusion out of starting and put the enjoyment into stretching.

Introduction 8(7)
PART ONE THE SCIENCE
Chapter 1 Why Stretching Works
15(6)
Chapter 2 Proper Stretching
21(8)
Chapter 3 Your Stretching Experience
29(10)
PART TWO THE STRETCHES
Chapter 4 Neck, Chest, and Shoulders
39(16)
Thread the Needle
40(2)
Floor Angels
42(2)
Open-Heart Stretch
44(2)
Seated Neck Stretch
46(2)
Arm Circles
48(2)
Hinge and Reach
50(2)
Reverse Tabletop
52(3)
Chapter 5 Arms, Hands, and Wrists
55(10)
Biceps Stretch
56(2)
Overhead Triceps Stretch
58(2)
Wrist-Extensor Stretch
60(2)
Wrist-Flexor Stretch
62(3)
Chapter 6 Back and Torso
65(22)
Self-Myofascial Release for Mid and Upper Back
66(2)
Low Cobra
68(2)
Cat-Cow
70(2)
Supine Spinal Twist
72(2)
Standing Crescent Moon
74(2)
Bear Hug
76(2)
Kneeling Lat Stretch
78(2)
Head-to-Toe Stretch
80(2)
Bird-Dog
82(2)
Quadruped Rotations
84(3)
Chapter 7 Hips and Glutes
87(16)
Half Lord of the Fishes
88(2)
Bound Angle
90(2)
Figure 4
92(2)
Self-Myofascial Release for Glutes
94(2)
Leg Swings
96(2)
Figure 8
98(2)
Side-to-Side Standing Diagonals
100(3)
Chapter 8 Knees and Thighs
103(10)
Assisted Supine Hamstring Stretch
104(2)
Supported Standing Quadriceps Stretch
106(2)
Wide-Legged Forward Fold with Chest Expansion
108(2)
Assisted Low Lunge
110(3)
Chapter 9 Lower Legs, Ankles, and Feet
113(14)
Ankle Circles
114(2)
Standing Calf Stretch
116(2)
Tibialis Anterior Stretch
118(2)
Self-Myofascial Release for Calves
120(2)
Downward-Facing Dog
122(5)
PART THREE THE WORKOUTS
Chapter 10 Everyday Activities
127(20)
Workday Stretches
128(2)
Traveling Stretches
130(2)
Morning Routine
132(2)
Bedtime Routine
134(2)
While Watching TV
136(2)
After a Long Phone Call
138(2)
Gardening
140(2)
Shoveling Snow
142(2)
Heavy Lifting
144(3)
Chapter 11 Active Living
147(26)
Walking
148(2)
Running
150(2)
Swimming
152(2)
Cycling
154(2)
Golf
156(2)
Dancing
158(2)
Tennis
160(2)
Hiking
162(2)
Baseball/Softball
164(2)
Cross-Country Skiing
166(2)
Upper-Body Resistance Training
168(2)
Lower-Body Resistance Training
170(3)
Chapter 12 Easing Aches and Pains
173(14)
Stiff Neck
174(1)
Sore Wrists and Elbows
175(1)
Frozen Shoulder
176(2)
Tight Hips
178(2)
Sore Knees and Ankles
180(2)
Arthritis
182(2)
Diabetes
184(3)
Chapter 13 Specialized Routines
187(12)
General Warm-Up
188(2)
General Cool-Down
190(2)
Yoga-Inspired
192(2)
Roll and Stretch
194(2)
Props and Support
196(3)
Chapter 14 Customize Your Workout
199(4)
Resources
202(1)
References 203(2)
Index 205
Jessica Matthews, M.S., Certified Yoga Teacher (E-RYT-500) is a Kinesiology Professor at Point Loma Nazarene University and Professor of Yoga Studies at MiraCosta College in San Diego, California. She serves as Senior Advisor for Health and Fitness Education for the American Council on Exercise (ACE) and a Contributing Editor for SHAPE magazine. She regularly contributes to media outlets including CNN, Yoga Journal, Health magazine, NPR, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.