stretching
- noun
- /ˈstrɛtʃɪŋ/
- Every morning, she spends ten minutes on stretching to improve her flexibility.
And sure, do some stretching and stress reduction, yoga, other things.
- And sure, do some stretching and stress reduction, yoga, other things.
- And so I was able to blend the appreciation of stretching it, right.
- There's expandable, endless stretching out looking outwards.
- We used to go to the gym doing stretching and feel like that.
- And this is more so like a Pilates stretching, yoga room.
Examples
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So I set a goal to start stretching daily and check it out guys.
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Right now it's just stretching and just doing basic stuff.
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We used to go to the gym doing stretching and feel like that.
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Every practice, listen to me, every stretching exercise, this team maxes out.
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Before running, it's essential to warm up with some gentle stretching exercises.
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The instructor demonstrated stretching techniques to help the students prevent injuries.
Synonyms
An act of reaching with a body part or moving to become more flexible
Antonyms
How Intense
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stretching comes from an old Germanic word stretch, which means 'to make long' or 'reach out'. So stretching is the action of pulling or reaching to make muscles or things longer, like when you pull a rubber band or reach your arms up to wake your body.