Someday I’ll touch my toes

@ChaseMountains

11 ай бұрын

You can probably touch your toes today after you do this. But don’t force it, breathe and relax Unlock Your Hamstrings! [The Secret to Stretching] kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4SJz5mchqu1frA.html

Excellent! I particularly like that you stressed _soft_ movement and linking movement from one area through the body in gradual progression. Thanks😊

This is great. Added benefit of clearing a campsite by convincing people around you that you're a lunatic! ;)

NIce tips. I'm getting up there in age. I learned this year I need to do mobility exercises everyday or else I'm going downhill. Been doing a lot of mobility exercises for the hips, ankles, and shoulders. After a hike I've been massaging my feet & pressure points in my legs while lying in the tent or hammock. Not too much stretching anymore.

Just watching Chase do those movements loosened me up!👍

What a great warm-up for anything for just getting started for a day! Thank you so much you are excellent at describing and helping

Great, many thanks 🙏🏻 I enjoy your videos even though I don’t do hiking but I do run and I’m interested in barefoot shoes and breathing. I find your videos just generally interesting so thank you and keep it up. I’ve shared this video with my ballet dancing girlfriend too 🩰

Hi Chase! These are excellent stretching exercises 😊👍. Thank you, very much.

Great vid!!! My hip flexors are always too tight.

Hey Thanks brother big help great video just what I've been looking for

Great exercises. I love your videos !

Love this stack brother! Great for morning warm up after waking and calisthenics too! Would add deep squat and touching shin to floor as well in there 😎

Thanks Brother Man!

You mentioned most people not using breathing correctly, but didn't explain how it should be used!

This is so simple, but so amazing! I’m game for any mobility stretch or exercise so I tried this before and then after my normal stretching routine. Shaved 30secs off my pace running! Just felt so much “looser.” Can’t wait to use this backpacking when I always find an excuse to avoid stretching on the ground.

@ChaseMountains

11 ай бұрын

heck yea. over what distance?

The practical practice always amazes me. Just so useful! Now to not be a lazy girl 😅

Thank you

The goat 🐐

I followed along in the living room as you described the movements. lots of cracking and pulling. mostly good, but my knees arent happy with me right now. I think i should try this every day for a few and see how it goes.

Привет от Чайкина! Спасибо за упражнения!

Hello Chase, do you know any exercise specific for the stiffness of the vastus lateralis muscle? After hiking I sometimes experience rigidity on the external/back part of both thighs. I am not very trained I started hiking recently, maybe I went too hard at it. Do you have any experience of that and what can be done about it? Thanks from Italy!

so do this, and stretch afterwards? I find stretching absolutely necessary for my well being on multi day hikes

@ChaseMountains

11 ай бұрын

Experiment!

I'm 8 weeks out from a long Himalaya trek and I'm looking for a program to accelerate my prep. I'm confused by the different options on your web site and I suspect I need assistance from a trainer. Can you help?

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What about calves and hamstrings?

@ChaseMountains

11 ай бұрын

This is about the whole system. Not just the parts

I've never felt that stretches before or after a hike have ever helped at all. I think stretching is a myth.. Is there any actual research that proves its effectiveness? In fact, the only time I've tried stretching (I did it for about a month), I ended up not being able to hike for 6 months due to a strained hip flexor muscle.

@ChaseMountains

11 ай бұрын

I think many people have had that experience. And I guess the important thing there is you learned something right? Anything you learn for yourself and your body outweighs any research that exists

"What we're going to do" when it's only one person makes no sense.

@ChaseMountains

11 ай бұрын

ahhah true. well, thats my habit from running classes and workshops. I hope you got more out of the video than just that