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Shoulder Hug Stretch

Shoulder Hug Stretch

Open up your chest and shoulders with the Shoulder Hug Stretch. Hug yourself by crossing your arms and gently pulling your shoulders forward. This exercise reduces shoulder tension.

Video details

  • Duration
    • 0-10 Mins
  • Intensity
    • Low
  • Male/Female
    • Female
  • Skills
    • Easy
  • Body Part
    • Upper Body
  • Genre
    • Stretch & Mobilise
    • Preventative Health
    • Healthy Ageing
    • Msk
    • Everyday Wellbeing
  • Equipment
    • No Equipment
    • Bodyweight

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