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Standing Occupation Pain Relief Stretch Routine

Super Six Rules to Stretch:

Detailed Description of Stretches:

  1. Side of Neck Stretch:
    • Feet shoulder-width apart.
    • Pelvis square to the ground, hips under shoulders.
    • Ears over shoulders.
    • Tilt right ear to right shoulder, keeping the nose straight ahead.
    • Do not let the nose point down.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  2. Back of Neck Stretch:
    • Feet shoulder-width apart, pelvis square.
    • Shoulders over hips, ears over shoulders.
    • Rotate face to the right, jaw parallel to the ground.
    • If dizzy or sharp pain, reduce the stretch.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  3. Front of Neck Stretch:
    • Perform side of neck stretch, then rotate the nose up to the left.
    • Optionally hold arms behind for more stretch of the chest wall.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  4. Torso Stretch:
    • Hips under shoulders, ears over shoulders.
    • Hold hips, twist spine and neck to the left.
    • For more stretch, turn pelvis further.
    • Repeat on both sides.
  5. Side of Spine Stretch:
    • Legs wider than shoulder-width for stability.
    • Left hand on the lateral left leg or hip, right arm straight up.
    • Lean to the left, pointing the right arm to the left.
    • Keep right arm straight.
    • Repeat on both sides.
  6. Quadriceps (Front of Leg) Stretch:
    • Stand holding a wall with the right hand.
    • Pull left heel to buttock, grabbing the ankle with the left hand.
    • Hold the foot and heel close to the buttock.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  7. Hip Flexor Stretch:
    • Use a chair for support with the right hand.
    • Pull left leg back, left thigh parallel to the ground.
    • Hinge at the waist and move forward.
    • Aim to form a ‘T’ shape with the body.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  8. Tricep Stretch:
    • Feet shoulder-width apart, ears over shoulders.
    • Right arm reaches up, bends 90° over the back of the head.
    • Left arm grabs right elbow, pulling to the left.
    • Lean more to the left for additional latissimus stretch.
    • Repeat on both sides.
  9. Lower Chest Stretch:
    • Right arm reaches 45° above horizontal.
    • Palm against a wall or post.
    • Extend wrist or fingers backward.
    • Turn body, head, and neck away from the side.
    • Repeat on both sides.
  10. Back Extension and Flexion (Tabletop Position):
    • Start in tabletop position (hands and knees).
    • Let tummy drop, arc the back, and look up (extension).
    • Hold for 30 seconds.
    • Reverse to a ‘C’ curve, looking down (flexion).
    • Hold flexion for 15 seconds, then return to extension.
  11. Half Kneeling Front of Shin Stretch:
    • Kneel with shins back, toes pointed.
    • Top of the foot on the ground.
    • Slowly lean backward to stretch shin muscles.
    • Do not sit fully back on the knees if you have knee issues.
  12. Standing or Lying Down Hip Rotation:
    • Stand holding a chair.
    • Lift right knee to 90°, thigh parallel to the ground.
    • Left hand grabs right knee, pulling it to the side.
    • Keep upper body straight.
    • Repeat on both sides.
  13. Supine Groin Stretch:
    • Lie flat on the back, arms straight, palms on the floor.
    • Knees bent at 90°, feet flat.
    • Touch knees together, let them fall outward.
    • Ankles roll, bottoms of feet touch together.
  14. Toe Flexion and Extension:
    • Sit or stand, point toes, curl down, hold for 30 seconds.
    • Pull toes back towards you.
    • Ensure toe flexion and extension.
  15. Hamstring Stretch (Using Chair):
    • Legs shoulder-width apart, slightly bent.
    • Hinge at the waist, use a chair for support.
    • Get closer to the chair as flexibility increases.
  16. Full Body Stretch:
  • Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, pelvis square.
  • Arms up, straight to the sides of the ears.
  • Deep breath, reach up.
  • Go on tippy toes for more stretch.

These stretches aim to relieve pain and improve posture and mobility for those standing for long periods.

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