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Motor Vehicle Accident Pain Relief Stretch Routine

Super Six Rules to Stretch:

Stretch Routine:

  • Side of Neck Stretch:
    • Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, pelvis square.
    • Tilt your right ear to your right shoulder, keeping your nose straight ahead.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Back of Neck Stretch:
    • Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, pelvis square, slight pelvic tilt.
    • Rotate your face to the right, jaw parallel to the ground.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Front of Chest Stretch:
    • Place right arm perpendicular to the ground and hook hand onto a wall.
    • Extend fingers backward to stretch the forearm and hand.
    • Rotate your body away from the side you’re stretching.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Rotator Cuff and Posterior Shoulder Stretch:
    • Right arm across the body, parallel to the ground.
    • Grab the elbow with your left hand and pull it close to your body.
    • Turn your torso, face, and neck in the direction your fingers are pointing.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Torso Stretch:
    • Hips under shoulders, ears over shoulders.
    • Twist the spine and neck in rotation to the left without moving your hips.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then turn pelvis further to the one side for more stretch.
    • Do both sides equally.
  • Side of Spine Stretch:
    • Legs wider than shoulder-width for stability.
    • Left hand on the left side of the leg, right arm straight up in the air.
    • Lean to the left side, pointing right arm to the left.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Quadricep Stretch:
    • Stand holding a wall with the right hand.
    • Pull left heel up to your buttock and grab the ankle with your left hand.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Hip Flexor Stretch:
    • From the quadricep stretch, pull left leg back, thigh parallel to the ground.
    • Hinge at the waist and move forward.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Jaw Stretch:
    • Sit or stand tall, ears over shoulders.
    • Open mouth wide without pain and hold for 30 seconds.
    • Slowly protrude the lower jaw out for another 30 seconds.
  • Wrist Extensor and Flexor Stretch:
    • Hold arms straight, elbow locked.
    • Push the wrist down and use the other hand to pull the forehand toward the body.
    • Hold until the stretch goes away.
    • For flexors, pull fingers up, push the palm forward, and pull fingers back.
    • Hold for 30 seconds.
  • Back Extension and Flexion:
    • In tabletop position, let tummy drop forward, arc the back, look up.
    • Hold for 30 seconds.
    • Reverse to a C curve looking down, hold for 15 seconds.
    • Return to extension.
  • Standing Shin Stretch:
    • Stand holding a wall, leg straight.
    • Bend other knee to 90°, open the ankle, toes on a couch or chair.
    • Bend the supporting leg to lower yourself and increase the stretch.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Hip and Spinal Stretch:
    • Sit on the ground, legs out in front.
    • Bend left leg, lift left foot over right knee.
    • Turn upper body to the left, hook right elbow on the outside of the left knee.
    • Hold for 30 seconds, then switch sides.
  • Hamstring Stretch:
    • Stand with legs shoulder-width apart.
    • Bend at the waist, use a chair for support.
    • Get closer to the chair, hold for 30 seconds.
  • Full Body Stretch:
    • Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, pelvis square.
    • Arms up straight in the air, sides of ears.
    • Reach up, go on tippy toes for more stretch.
    • Hold for 30 seconds.

By following these stretches and the Super 6 rules, you can alleviate pain and tension from a motor vehicle accident and promote better muscle function and flexibility.

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