Ease into recovery with this beginner full-body cool-down stretch flow. Wind down after any workout — improve flexibility, boost full-body function, and let tension melt away. Breathe deep, move slow, and feel the difference a proper cool-down makes.
Stand tall and lift right arm straight overhead. Drop right hand behind head, so palm touches upper back or as close as you can comfortably reach. Use left hand to gently press on right hand. Repeat on other side.
Stand tall, extend right arm straight overhead. Slowly bend torso to the left, reaching right arm over your head and to left side. Keep your chest open. Hold
Extend your arms out to the sides at shoulder height with palms facing forward. Gently squeeze your shoulder blades together and slowly pull your arms back, feeling a stretch across your chest. Avoid over-arching back.
On mat, arch back up like a cat, then drop belly down, raising gaze up gently; move slowly with breath. Can perform in seated upright position if chair is needed.
About this workout
Beginner Full-Body Cool-Down Stretch Flow is a free 11 min workout plan with 6 illustrated exercises for your back, chest, legs and rehab. Follow the workout online, save it to your WorkoutLabs Fit account or download it as a printable PDF.
Tap any exercise in the workout to see the muscles worked, clear exercise illustrations and step-by-step instructions. Each workout includes sets, reps, rest times and notes so you can follow the plan without guessing.
No equipment is needed – every exercise in this workout uses your own bodyweight, so you can do it at home or anywhere.
How long does the Beginner Full-Body Cool-Down Stretch Flow take?
The full workout takes about 11 minutes, covering 6 exercises with prescribed sets, reps and rest periods. Using the built-in timers and auto-advance keeps you on pace from start to finish.
Is this workout suitable for my fitness level?
Yes – this is a beginner-friendly workout. Every exercise includes an illustration and step-by-step instructions, so you can learn proper form as you go. Start with lighter weights and focus on technique.
What muscles does this workout target?
This routine primarily works your quadriceps, hamstrings, triceps, middle back / lats, chest, lower back. Tap any exercise in the workout to see a muscle diagram showing exactly which primary and secondary muscles it activates.
How often should I do this workout?
For improve function, increase flexibility, aim to do this workout 2–3 times per week with at least one rest day between sessions. Progress by gradually adding weight or reps, and pair it with workouts for other muscle groups during the week.
Can I download or save this workout?
Yes – you can download this workout as a free printable PDF using the download button, or save it to a free WorkoutLabs Fit account to follow it on your phone, customize the exercises and track your progress.
Ease into recovery with this beginner full-body cool-down stretch flow. Wind down after any workout — improve flexibility, boost full-body function, and let tension melt away. Breathe deep, move slow, and feel the difference a proper cool-down makes.
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Stand tall and lift right arm straight overhead. Drop right hand behind head, so palm touches upper back or as close as you can comfortably reach. Use left hand to gently press on right hand. Repeat on other side.
Stand tall, extend right arm straight overhead. Slowly bend torso to the left, reaching right arm over your head and to left side. Keep your chest open. Hold
Extend your arms out to the sides at shoulder height with palms facing forward. Gently squeeze your shoulder blades together and slowly pull your arms back, feeling a stretch across your chest. Avoid over-arching back.
Stand tall and place your hands together with your arms extended straight out in front of you.
Keep your arms straight and then move them back as far as you comfortably can. Your palms should face front and you should feel the stretch along your chest.
Return the arms to the starting position, extended in front of you.
On mat, arch back up like a cat, then drop belly down, raising gaze up gently; move slowly with breath. Can perform in seated upright position if chair is needed.