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5 Flexibility/Strength Tests You Need to Take Now STAND AGAINST THE WALL. LIFT YOUR HANDS ABOVE YOUR HEAD, PLACE THE BACKS OF YOUR HANDS AGAINST THE WALL ABOVE YOU. STAND AGAINST THE WALL. SIT AND TOUCH YOUR TOES. STRADDLE SIT. SUPERMAN POSE.
The Sit and reach test is one of the linear flexibility tests which helps to measure the extensibility of the hamstrings and lower back. It was initially described by Wells and Dillon in 1952 and is probably the most used flexibility test.
Start by standing up with your legs straight, then bend over and touch your toes. If you can touch your toes while keeping your legs straight, Dr. Larson said, you probably have a good amount of flexibility in your lower back, hips and hamstrings.
Each of your joints has a different level of flexibility. For example, you might be able to reach your arm to scratch your lower back, which shows you have good shoulder flexibility. But maybe you cant reach your toes with your fingers, which could show poorer flexibility in your hips and low back.
Sit-and-reach and other similar tests that require a person to flex the hip to touch the toes are the most common field tests of flexibility. Such tests are designed to assess low-back and upper hamstring (complex of three posterior thigh muscles) flexibility.
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Sit-and-reach and other similar tests that require a person to flex the hip to touch the toes are the most common field tests of flexibility.
The principles of flexibility - progressive overload, specificity, reversibility, individual differences, and balance - need to be taken into consideration. Static stretching can help alleviate soreness and greatly improve flexibility.
The three different types of stretching are: Static stretch (SS) Dynamic stretch (DS) Pre-contraction stretching: Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation stretching (PNFS)

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