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  Simple Stretches You Can Do at Your Desk or in Bed 1. Effective Desk Stretches When seated for long periods, these stretches help relieve tension and improve circulation: Neck Rolls – Slowly roll your head in a circle, first clockwise, then counterclockwise. Shoulder Shrugs – Lift shoulders toward ears and release, repeating 10 times. Seated Spinal Twist – Place your right hand on the back of your chair, gently twist to the right; repeat on the left. Wrist Stretch – Extend one arm forward, palm up, and gently pull back on fingers with the opposite hand. Seated Hamstring Stretch – Extend one leg straight with heel on the floor, hinge forward slightly until you feel a stretch. 2. Is 20 Minutes of Stretching Daily Sufficient? Yes— 20 minutes daily is more than enough for maintaining flexibility, reducing stiffness, and improving mobility. Even 5–10 minutes spread throughout the day has measurable benefits. Consistency is more important than duration. Dail...

Senior Citizens of Action   Sidestep Sitting: Simple Habits for Active Seniors As we age, staying active is one of the best gifts we can give our bodies. Long periods of sitting can contribute to stiff joints, weaker muscles, and even balance problems. But the good news is: movement doesn’t have to mean marathons or heavy gym sessions. Small, intentional habits can keep you mobile, strong, and energized every day. Everyday Habits to Break Up Sitting Stand Up Often : Set a timer to get up at least every 30–45 minutes. Even standing for 2–3 minutes boosts circulation. Chair Stretches : While seated, stretch arms overhead, rotate ankles, or twist gently side to side. TV Time Trick : Stand and march in place during commercials. Phone Calls on the Move : Walk slowly around the room while chatting. Corrected Measures & Key Tidbits 1. What are sitting activities for seniors? Sitting doesn’t have to mean being inactive. Gentle seated activities include: Chair...