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Best stretch. Reclining hero pose bad for knees? Benefits?

Full details and progression here http://bit.ly/reclined-hero-pose The best stretch(es) to do If I had to choose only one stretch that's the best one for the anterior chain, I'd say it's the reclined hero pose without a doubt, there are multiple stretches in one. I like Yoga, especially hot Yoga, but just once in a while, it's not for me to do a whole session every time, so personally, I focus more on dynamic stretching, i.e. coming in and out of stretches. The reclined hero pose is the one pose I do stay in longer because it can take a while to warm up and get in to. How do you do reclining hero pose? If you've seen the reclining/reclined hero pose and think it looks cool, you're right, it's super cool, but the benefits you receive from the reclined hero pose are even cooler. I'm going to run you through some steps on how to perform the reclining hero pose, but more importantly, I'm going to describe the progression for this extremely beneficial pose/stretch. Reclined hero pose benefits The reclined here pose provides the following benefits, increased: ankle mobility ankle plantarflexion knee mobility knee flexibility hip hyperextension hip mobility hip flexibility thoracic hyperextension thoracic mobility thoracic flexibility This stretch literally hits the entire anterior chain, and once you're at to the stage of getting your arms overhead it even hits the shoulders. Reclining hero pose bad for knees? Yes, this pose is absolutely bad for your knees, like with any exercise, pose, or stretch, if you try and force yourself into something your body is not ready for or if you skip the proper progression. Otherwise, no, this pose is not bad for your knees, on the contrary, it can be extremely beneficial for injury proofing and even get rid of those pops and cracks you might have in your knees. This pose is not something most people just can do. Trying it without slow and controlled progression will surely cause injury and give the pose itself a bad name. So, if you're here to learn how to step-by-step progress to the Reclining Hero Pose, you're in the right place, if you're looking to do this pose tomorrow, you're in the wrong place. Reclining hero pose progression ankles knees hips thoracic These are the joints in which you should progress the pose, these are joints in which order the pressure will be applied when coming into the pose. And more than likely the most affected joint with the majority people will be the ankle joints. Getting the dorsum of the foot (top of the foot) flat on the ground is going to be task number one and usually already the deciding factor whether someone likes this pose or not, but give it time, even if it hurts a lot. By that last statement I mean to not give up on it and progress bit by bit, not to the point of hurting but always staying in that range of being slightly uncomfortable (to progress). Ankles and knees The ankle and knees are what you need to work on first, in particular, the flexibility in: Continues on our website http://bit.ly/reclined-hero-pose Your ultimate goal is to get flat on the ground! More details in the book which is worth its weight in gold. Show your support on Patreon   / cavemantraining   Buy the best kettlebell training and kettlebell workout books on Amazon https://amzn.to/2qePzfv Become part of the Cavemantraining™ family on YouTube    / @cavemantraining   Subscribe for notification about the best kettlebell workouts on YouTube. → http://www.youtube.com/user/executive... Check out http://www.cavemantraining.com for online education, ebooks and more. One of the best kettlebell training books for any beginners http://www.cavemantraining.com/shop/e... Post feedback, ask questions, please like and share. Facebook for quick videos and articles →   / cavemantraining.magazine   Instagram for short videos →   / realcavemantraining