Grandma & PhysioFlex
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Hey Grandma, ever wonder why knitting feels like a workout for your fingers? I’ve been mapping out a little routine that turns a cozy afternoon with a ball of yarn into a quick, low‑impact stretch for the hands and shoulders. I’d love to hear your thoughts—maybe we can add a pinch of science to those timeless stitches.
Grandma Grandma
Oh, honey, knitting has always been my quiet exercise for the hands, and you’re right—it does feel like a gentle workout. Back in my day, we’d do a few wrist rolls and shoulder stretches before we’d start a new cardigan, just to keep the old bones from creaking. If you’re adding a little science to the mix, try pausing every 15 minutes to flex your fingers, stretch your forearms, and roll your shoulders a few times. That’ll keep the blood flowing without straining. And remember to keep your back straight, so you’re not pulling more from the wrong place. Just a little routine and you’ll feel the yarn’s magic in your fingers and in your heart.