Excerpts
Under Bicep, Shoulder, Forearm, and Wrist
Right Triceps, Outer Side of Wrist, Hand, and Little Finger
Right Triceps, Outer Side of Wrist, Hand, and Little Finger
Sitting
From position shown in Figure 1.16, extend shoulder out as is comfortable and bring fingers back a tad at the same time.
Right Triceps, Outer Side of Wrist, Hand, and Little Finger
Right Triceps, Outer Side of Wrist, Hand, and Little Finger
Right Triceps, Outer Side of Wrist, Hand, and Little Finger
Lying
From position shown, extend your right shoulder and elbow out to the side as far as is comfortable and, at the same time, bring your thumb and hand downward.
One of many SuperStar Stretches for Insomnia
Left Neck, Shoulder, Inner Forearm and Wrist
Right Triceps, Outer Side of Wrist, Hand, and Little Finger
Left Neck, Shoulder, Inner Forearm and Wrist
Sitting
From position shown in Figure 1.6, extend your left arm to the side. To stretch your inner forearm, extend your shoulder out and at the same time bring the side of your hand up as is comfortable.
Hand and Fingers
Right Inner Groin and Thigh
Right Inner Groin and Thigh
Standing
From the position shown in Figure 1.40, simply shake one hand or both hands together for about ten seconds as though you are trying to shake off some water. This will usually make your hand(s) feel more flexible.
Right Inner Groin and Thigh
Right Inner Groin and Thigh
Right Inner Groin and Thigh
Sitting
From the position shown in Figure 3.6a, lean forward slightly. If you don’t get the desired stretch, lean a little to the left and down.
Lower Back
Right Inner Groin and Thigh
Lower Back
Standing
From the position shown in Figure 2.5, with your knees bent, lean downward as is comfortable. Also, you can lean to the left to stretch your right lower back or lean to the right to stretch your left lower back.
You can also do this stretch in a chair. Sit with your feet as is comfortable with your feet on the floor. Bend over and rest your arms on your knees.
From holding the position shown in Figure 2.5 you can also do an isometric quadriceps toning.
Lower Right Side of the Back
Lower Right Side of the Back
Lower Right Side of the Back
Sitting
From the position shown in Figure 2.11, at same time crawl your forearms to the left across the desk as is comfortable, while turning your lower right side of your back to left and a little down. To get more of a stretch, you can put your left hand or forearm on your lower quad about three inches above your knee and with your right arm supporting you, lean as far to the left and down as is comfortable.
Lower Back and Hamstrings
Lower Right Side of the Back
Lower Right Side of the Back
Sitting
From position shown in Figure 2.17, lean forward as is comfortable. Also, you can go to the left, the middle or the right as is comfortable. Coming back up, push up with hands to withdraw from stretch.
Top of Foot
Lower Right Side of the Back
Top of Foot
Lying
From position shown, bring toes downward and bring your toes and side of foot inward, and get a stretch on the side of the foot. Top and side of foot stretches, can be done lying on your side as well, as long as you have room to bring your foot or feet down or inward. You also can use a pillow between your legs to raise your foot so you can bring your foot or feet down, or hang your feet over the edge.
This by itself, or in combination with other stretches, has a high chance to put you to sleep like a little baby.
