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Low-intensity stretching

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  1. Six weeks of low-intensity stretching improved lower-limb range of motion more than moderate stretching.

    a six week training program using very low intensity stretching had a greater positive effect on lower limb range of motion then did moderate intensity static stretching.

    Listen at 24:34

    Open the episode · Essentials: Improve Flexibility with Research-Supported Stretching Protocols
  2. The low-intensity protocol used 30–40% of participants' pain threshold.

    the stretches were completed at an intensity of 30 to 40% where 100% equals the point of pain.

    Listen at 25:23

    Open the episode · Essentials: Improve Flexibility with Research-Supported Stretching Protocols

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