Stretches
Neck stretches
Neck stretches and gentle drills: chin tucks, side bends, rotations and trap releases. Keep them slow and pain-free; dizziness or arm symptoms are a reason to stop.
Beginner neck stretches 11
3D demoChin tuckBeginner · No equipment
3D demoLevator Scapulae StretchBeginner · No equipment
3D demoNeck CARsBeginner · No equipment
3D demoThoracic rotationBeginner · No equipment
3D demoUpper trap releaseBeginner · No equipment
3D demoWall angelBeginner · A wall
3D demoChin To Chest StretchBeginner · Other / check instructions
3D demoSide Neck StretchBeginner · Other / check instructions
3D demoSpinal StretchBeginner · Other / check instructions
Jaw release drillBeginner · No equipment
Thread the NeedleBeginner · No equipmentIntermediate neck stretches 5
Advanced neck stretches 3
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Questions people ask
What are good neck stretches for beginners?
Start with moves graded easy, such as Chin tuck, Levator Scapulae Stretch, Neck CARs. There are 11 of them on this page. Each guide links to a harder option for when it starts to feel easy.
Can I do neck stretches at home without equipment?
Yes. 14 of the 19 moves here need nothing but your body, a floor, a wall or a step, for example Chin tuck, Levator Scapulae Stretch, Neck CARs.
What are the hardest neck stretches?
Moves graded advanced or expert include Supported headstand (Salamba Sirsasana). Most have stepping stones; open a guide to see its easier options.
How do I choose the right level?
Pick a move you can do for the planned reps or time with control and a couple of reps in reserve. If it is easy, step up; if your form slips, step down. Every guide shows an easier and a harder option when one exists.
Movement education, not medical advice. Difficulty grades for imported entries are source-assigned and await editorial review. Stop for sharp or increasing pain, numbness or tingling. Health disclaimer.






