Easy exercise to strengthen lower back. Learn how to do the superman exercise to ease lower back pain in this free back pain relief video from a fitness expert.
Expert: Kristie LaTray
Contact: www.fitandfabuloustraining.com
Bio: Kristie LaTray is the founder of Fit and Fabulous Personal Training. She is a certified personal trainer through World Instructor Training and a member of IDEA Health and Fitness Association.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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Check out my blog: http://inspire2act.blogspot.com/ . Here are a few techniques to relieve a compressed spine due to hyperlordosis.
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There is a constant pinch halfway up my back (a few inches below my left shoulderblade) which I attribute to hours of band practice with a sousaphone on. I always stretch and warm up every day before I ever put it on. I don’t doubt that the first thing that falters when marching for so long is my posture and I suppose that contributes to my back problem. What else can I do to help ease the pain in my back, and prevent this from happening in the future?
There’s a back pain booklet I got from an orthopedic doctor I knew.
I also did an exercise that strengthened the muscles that support the back.
Lie on your back. It helps to put your arms out to the side.
place your feet together.
lift your feet slowly a few inches… maybe 6" off the ground.
spread your feet apart slowly, then bring them back together.
lower your feet slowly to the floor.
Start by doing about 5 of these… Increase slowly the number of these that you do. You’ll feel it really a lot in your stomach.
It strengthens the muscles that hold the back and it helps with your stomach as well.
I’m not a doctor, just speaking from experience. Try to get some muscle relaxants and pain medications from your doctor. They won’t cure, only help ease the pain.
Don’t sit for long periods of time without getting up and walking. I do this every 20 minutes. You don’t have to get up for long, just a couple of minutes and walk around a bit. This helps the nerves not be so irritated for me. You may want to get a gel cushion, or something that feels comfortable to you, to sit on at work and home.
You can also try espom salts in a warm tub for twenty minutes. Epsom salts are inexpensive and found at many grocery stores and most drug stores.
You can try trigger point injections, usually done with cortisone. They help relieve the inflammation.
I’ve not found a cure. Sometimes it will settle down for months, then start up again. Not sitting for long periods of time and the injections help me the most.
I’m waiting for even more improvements in technology before I try any type of surgery. They’re always getting better at these things. Good luck, I hope you can find what works for you.
I’ve included a few links below to give you even more information. Hope it helps.
I had a stupid fall yesterday that hurt my lower back. This morning I could barley get out of bed. After walking around for a while it felt a little better, at least i could move around a little. I spent $75 at the chiropractor, now he tells me I need to see him a lot like three times a week.
There has to be a better way. Any ideas?
I found a book that really helped me with my lower back pain. It’s something new where you learn to adjust yourself instead of seeing a chiropractor all the time. Now I can adjust myself anytime I need, sometimes even when I’m out and about, it’s that easy.
Check out the link for the book. There’s a video there too.
Curl up for your back cure. Learn how to work out lower back by hugging your knees to your chest in this free back pain relief video from a fitness expert.
Expert: Kristie LaTray
Contact: www.fitandfabuloustraining.com
Bio: Kristie LaTray is the founder of Fit and Fabulous Personal Training. She is a certified personal trainer through World Instructor Training and a member of IDEA Health and Fitness Association.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Duration : 0:2:24
Learn how to do the cat cow progression pose when using yoga poses for lower back pain relief in this free exercise video from a hatha yoga instructor.
Expert: Elizabeth Rose
Contact: www.artanayoga.com
Bio: Elizabeth Rose is a registered Hatha yoga teacher with a background in modern dance, gymnastics, martial arts, and circus arts.
Filmmaker: randy primm
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