Flexibility.
Flexibility is the range of motion of the joints and muscles.
It can be improved by doing stretching exercises, such as toe touches, side bends, neck rolls or shoulder circles.
Further, One can try doing dynamic stretches before the workout and static stretches after the workout to prevent injuries and enhance performance.
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