Stretching your neck may feel good for a few minutes. But your neck also depends on the mobility, strength and control of your upper back, shoulders and deep neck muscles. That is exactly what these 7 routines are designed to improve.
Your neck isn’t working alone.
Your upper back, shoulder blades and deep neck muscles help support and control your neck. When these areas become weak, stiff or poorly controlled, your neck may have to take on more work.
Poor Support vs Good Support
The goal is not simply to stretch the area that feels tight. It is to improve the support and movement around your neck so your body can handle everyday positions more comfortably.
The body works as one connected system. When one area lacks mobility, strength or control, other areas often have to compensate. That is why these routines focus not only on the neck, but also on improving how your neck, shoulders and upper back move and work together.
This program is intended for general mobility and strength training. It is not a replacement for medical diagnosis or treatment. Stop if an exercise causes sharp, worsening or unusual pain and speak to a qualified healthcare professional when necessary.
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