How to exercise the muscles in your neck

I wonder if you have noticed that in many photos or portraits, especially men, their necks are mostly sexy and strong! Why is this! Are there many of you who wish that the muscles on your neck could have the same effect? Today we will take a look at how to exercise the muscles in our neck.

Supine Neck Flexion and Extension Lie flat on a bench with your head extended out of the bench. Relax your neck and let it drop as much as possible. Relax your whole body, then use the strength of your neck to lift your head up until your chin is close to your chest, and slow down the speed. Pause for 2 to 3 seconds, then slowly lean back until the neck muscles are completely relaxed. (Note: When doing this exercise, the body should remain in a supine position with the back not leaving the bench) Pay attention to adjusting your breathing. Repeat 20 times, 5 to 10 sets.

Stretching is a folk method that we often played when we were young. Lean your back against a wall or a chair, and push the headrest against the wall, keeping your head and body still, and your muscles tense and contracted. Later I heard that this is called "tension"; or cross your hands and place them on the headrest, push your hands forward and the headrest backward, opposing each other, without moving your head and neck. When exercising, the neck muscles should be kept tense for 3-5 seconds, and then relaxed for 3-5 seconds as one cycle. Exercise 100-200 times a day, divided into 5-10 groups.

I often feel this way when I lie down and wash my hair at the barber shop. Lie on your back on the bed, remove the pillow, push the headrest back against the bed, lift your shoulders and back, hold this position for 3-5 seconds, then relax your muscles, lower your shoulders and back to rest for 3-5 seconds as one cycle, in order to achieve the purpose of exercising the neck and back muscles. Exercise 100-200 times a day, divided into 5-10 groups.

Abdominal machine exercise

The abdominal machine can exercise the neck muscles. You need to know that the abdominal machine is a comprehensive fitness equipment that can exercise more than just the abdominal muscles. The specific steps are: lie on the abdominal machine and use your neck to exert force.

The prone chest lift is the reverse of the supine shoulder lift, or you can do them alternately. Lie face down on the bed without pillow, lift your head and chest up, lift your head and neck off the bed (commonly known as "flying swallow" or "small flying swallow"), hold for 3-5 seconds, then relax your muscles, lower your head, neck and chest to rest for 3-5 seconds for one cycle, exercise 50-100 times a day, divided into 3-5 groups. This method is the most laborious, so do a little at a time.

Many people wonder how deadlifts can train the trapezius muscles, but they are indeed very effective for the trapezius muscles. In fact, there’s a reason the deadlift, along with the squat and bench press, is considered one of the three major powerlifting exercises. The bench press tests the comprehensive strength of your entire upper body. Don't think that you can get good results in bench press just by training your triceps and pectoral muscles. Your shoulders and back are also essential. Squats mainly test your lower limb strength and core strength, while deadlifts require muscles throughout the body: forearms, trapezius, lower back, legs...so practicing deadlifts is also very beneficial for building muscle in your trapezius muscles.

In fact, for men, a thick neck represents sexiness and strength, while for women, tight neck muscles represent youth and vitality. Therefore, I hope everyone can pay more attention to the muscles on their neck and not neglect the exercise and maintenance of the neck. Don’t let your neck betray your age.