Chest & Arm stretches

The chest, like the neck, is also a common area for tension build-up. Consequently, the chest muscles can become tight and inflexible, which can cause problems in your posture. To prevent muscle tension in the chest and upper back, you need to have strong and flexible triceps and biceps. Keep in mind that these exercises also cut the risk of injury from strenuous exercise and lessens muscle soreness. The following are Fitness Exercises for your Chest and Arms. For more detailed information about each fitness exercise, click on an exercise image or its heading. 

Triceps Stretch or Arm Pullover Like the shoulders, the triceps are also a three-headed muscle complex. The triceps are the muscles that run on the backside of your upper arm from your shoulder to your  elbow. They constitute two-thirds of your upper arm. Chest Stretch The chest, like the neck, is also a common area for tension build-up. Consequently, the chest muscles can become tight and inflexible, which can cause problems in your posture.  Thus, it is important to stretch your chest.

It would be relaxing to get into a really Good Stretching Session to release all of that accumulated tension our bodies take each day. For a great full, upper, or lower body Stretching Sequences go to Fitness Exercises: Stretching Sequences.