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Chin Tucks

Chin Tucks

  1. Start by sitting or standing with a straight back. 
  2. Stare straight forward and pull your head backward using the muscles in the front of your neck. 
  3. Keep your head level with the floor at all times, and avoid tilting it upward or downward. 
  4. Hold for 5 seconds; repeat 10 times or as many as needed. 

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