Stretch Routine Timer
- stretch
- routine
- timer
- exercise
- desk
- wellness
- break
- opencode
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- New
- installs
- 0
- size
- 30 KB
- version
- v2.0.0
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Description
Stretch your neck, back and legs after sitting all day with guided routines that count down each pose. Follow a built-in routine for neck, back or legs, or build your own by picking stretches and setting how long each one lasts. Every pose is drawn in the app, a ring and a clock count you down, and a soft chime moves you to the next stretch. Skip a pose, pause, or start the routine you did last in one tap, and see how many sessions you have finished and how many minutes you stretched. Everything is saved on your phone and works offline.
Key features
- Giãn cơ sau khi ngồi lâu
- Tạo bài tập riêng
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