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Sometimes your body isn’t tight — it’s guarded. Shoulders lifted. Jaw tense. Breath shallow. Muscles bracing without you even realizing it. This 15 minute stretch for stress and tight muscles is designed to help release hidden tension in your shoulders, hips, and low back while supporting your nervous system. If your body feels braced or guarded, this gentle full body flow will help you soften and reset. No forcing. No pushing. Just gradual release. This is your reminder: You don’t have to brace all the time. If this practice supports you, subscribe to Claire’s Wellness Corner for more gentle stretches and yin-inspired flows designed for real life. If you enjoyed this practice, consider subscribing for more Yin Yoga, gentle stretching, and nervous-system-supportive movement. New videos weekly. Connect With Me ✨ Instagram: @ClairesWellnessCorner ✨ Blog: www.claireswellnesscorner.com ✨ TikTok: @ClairesWellnessCorner ✨ Explore my offerings: Services Page ⸻ Disclaimer Yoga and stretching are for everyBODY! However, when online, it is up to the individual to assess whether they are ready for the class they have chosen. If you suffer from any specific injuries or conditions, please consult with your physician first. If you are pregnant, follow the recommended modifications only. Use your best judgment to gauge the safety of your practice within your personal physical limitations. The techniques and suggestions presented are not intended to substitute for proper medical advice. Always consult your physician before beginning a new exercise program. Claire Reneé assumes no responsibility for injuries sustained while practicing these techniques.