There is no denying it, students in truck driving schools across the country and professional truck drivers and the like could use a stretching after driving the kind of miles their profession demands.

1. First, warm up then stretch out a little. You can do this by walking for just seven to ten minutes. Time it you need to. Then do a few more stretches. At this point your probably good and warm.
2. Now, start walking. Make sure to take short and quick steps. By taking short, quick steps, rather than long strides, you will work your gluteus muscles (in your buttocks) as you walk for over an increased distance.
3. Next, as your walking point your head up slightly, tilt your shoulders back and lead with your chest. This is basically trying to put you into that perfect posture position. Now hold this position while you walk.
   
   
4. Finally squeeze your buttocks or gluteus muscles. While your walking you should feel as though your buttocks is partly flexed. This will take practice to do for extended periods of time.

That is it. After a long drive get out and stretch your legs. This will promote wellness and if you can do it often, it will help you become a healthier, stronger you!

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