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Well it is physically impossible to do a full split in less than one day IF you are NO WHERE NEAR flexible. If you are about 2-4 inches off the ground, then it is possible, you just have to stretch your hamstring, your hips, your quad, and other things mostly from the rib cage down. You don't have to just do one group of stretches for like 30 minutes then be done, but you can do it constantly, like if you're doing homework, watching TV, or just doing your everyday things. If you're not flexible, it'll take you 3-4 months in order to get on the ground. Even if you're 5-6 inches off the ground, it is still not possible because it'll take about another 3-4 days to get completely on the ground. Good luck in the future!

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