This is an important postural stretch as whilst riding you’ll be in a sustained flexed (bent forward) position in your lower back. This stretch will take your joints and muscles in the opposite direction and help relieve any stiffness and discomfort.
Stand with your hands on the back of your hips and gently lean back pushing your hips forwards. Don’t arch too far, this stretch shouldn’t cause you discomfort in your back.
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