Bed Edge Neck Relaxation Stretch

A pre-sleep relaxation stretch where you lie at the edge of the bed, let your head drop slightly downward, and breathe slowly to release tension in your neck and shoulders.

Bed Edge Neck Relaxation Stretch preview
Category
Office worker · General
Target areas
Neck · Shoulder · Upper back
Duration
13s
Difficulty
Easy
Neck
Shoulder
Upper back

Caution

  • Do not tense your neck; let the weight of your head rest gently downward.
  • Stop immediately if you feel dizziness, numbness, or sharp pain.
  • If you have a herniated cervical disc, a cervical spine condition, severe headaches, or dizziness, consult a professional before doing this stretch.
  • Start with a short duration of about 30 seconds to 1 minute at first.

Creator @bobae_days

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