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How’s Your Neck Doing?
____ students have “turtle neck.”
____ happens when their head sticks forward.
It often comes ____ using smartphones, studying, or sitting for a long time.
When ____ have turtle neck, you may get neck pain, back pain, or headaches.
But ____ worry! Here are some easy stretches to help with turtle neck.
Desk ____
____ up straight and move your head slowly from side to side.
Put your right hand on the ____ side of your head.
Then gently ____ your head to the right.
Hold ____ 5 seconds. Repeat on your left side.
Finally, put ____ hands together and hold your chin with your thumbs.
Push ____ head back slowly. Hold for 10 seconds.
____ you do this set of stretches, you’ll feel better.
Standing Stretch
Stand and spread ____ feet.
Bend your arms to make ____ W shape.
Then ____ your head backward.
Look ____ at a 45-degree angle. Hold for 10 seconds.
This ____ is great for your neck and shoulders.
____ Stretch
Lie on your bed with ____ head at the edge.
Let your head hang off the ____ Hold for 60 seconds.
Don’t do this ____ longer than 60 seconds.
It can make you feel ____
This stretch helps relax your ____ and back.
One thing is more important than stretching: good ____ in everyday life.
____ look down at your smartphone or computer monitor.
Try to keep it at ____ level.
When ____ are sitting, sit up straight and keep your feet on the floor.
If you are studying ____ a long time, you should stretch every 50 minutes.
Good habits keep your neck healthy and ____