Cervical retraction (Double chin)
It relieves neck and shoulder tension caused by forward posture in front of screens.
- Area
- Neck and cervical spine
- Series
- 3
- Repetitions
- 10 repetitions of 5 seconds
- Frequency
- 2 to 3 times a day during active breaks
How to do it step by step
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Sit upright with your shoulders relaxed and your gaze forward.
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Gently pull your chin back, as if making a double chin, without tilting your head down.
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Hold the position for 5 seconds, feeling the stretch at the base of your skull.
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Slowly relax to the neutral position and repeat.
Why it helps
It counteracts the forward head posture that overloads the cervical muscles when looking at the computer or cell phone.
Common Mistakes
Do not push too hard or lower your chin towards your chest. The movement should be purely horizontal and backward.
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