Exercise

Besides yoga, what are good exercises for soreness in back and neck?

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9 response(s)
Mae Y.

Getting a massage, hot Stone massage, walk in forrest and some stretching. You May also take a hot bath Just to make all of your body relax.

Gundel T.

I do not suffer from this myself, so I researched it and found and article from health line called "17 Exercises to Relieve Upper Back Pain, Neck Pain, and More" and I think it would be really useful for your situation 👍

Thomas P.

Getting a massage, hot Stone massage, walk in forrest and some stretching. You May also take a hot bath Just to make all of your body relax.

Anatolij U.

I find that Pilates is wonderful exercise for my stiff neck and as rehabilitation from an injury that resulted in 2 compressed vertebrae. In Pilates mat classes there are some crossover exercises- child’s pose, down dog- but I find the focus on my core and girdle muscles to be deeper than in a yoga practice. I find I stand taller and stay injury free for longer when I practice Pilates regularly. Especially when I am able to take reformer classes (on the machine). I highly recommend for back and neck!

Jake X.

I do not suffer from this myself, so I researched it and found and article from health line called "17 Exercises to Relieve Upper Back Pain, Neck Pain, and More" and I think it would be really useful for your situation 👍

Disney P.

Getting a massage, hot Stone massage, walk in forrest and some stretching. You May also take a hot bath Just to make all of your body relax.

Tom C.

I do not suffer from this myself, so I researched it and found and article from health line called "17 Exercises to Relieve Upper Back Pain, Neck Pain, and More" and I think it would be really useful for your situation 👍

Franca T.

Getting a massage, hot Stone massage, walk in forrest and some stretching. You May also take a hot bath Just to make all of your body relax.

Jerry U.

I do not suffer from this myself, so I researched it and found and article from health line called "17 Exercises to Relieve Upper Back Pain, Neck Pain, and More" and I think it would be really useful for your situation 👍

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