tight neck pain;
stiffness and pain in the lower back;
Can't bend over;
back pain;
leg pain and paralysis;
Can't squat;
long and short legs;
tendons of the heel have radiating traction pain;
The pace is not big, and the dense walk is walked;
The ligaments of the hip joint have a feeling of tension;
The thighs can neither be lifted nor stretched horizontally;
physical inflexibility;
muscle contraction/atrophy;
The hand cannot be stretched and flexed, etc.
Walking with straight legs - many people are accustomed to walking with the knee slightly flexed, which seems easy but has limited stretch of the fascia, while walking with the leg upright can stretch the lumbar muscles, rectus femoris, triceps calf and fascia.
Swing your arms up – Swing your arms wide enough to twist your pelvis and upper body and stretch your fascia comfortably.