Get Rid Of Back Pain With These 4 Lower Back Exercises

Feb 1
16:20

2010

Sean Willoughby

Sean Willoughby

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Find out EXACTLY HOW to get rid of back pain with these simple lower back exercises. Do not suffer another day when you can get relief NOW.

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Your lower back is without doubt one of the most aggravating locations on the body to have pain. However,Get Rid Of Back Pain With These 4 Lower Back Exercises Articles when maintained correctly your low back pain will go away for good. This is where lower back exercises can be your saviour. If completed frequently these workouts will not only reduce back issues but they will also keep them form re occurring.

A further perk of back exercises is that they help to tone up the entire body. If your back issue is new you might want to begin with lower back stretches and work your way up to the back strengthening exercises outlined below.

Make sure you check with your medical professional ahead of undertaking these or any other exercises for lower back pain.

Just a couple brief reminders before you get cracking; warm up your core muscles this is critical; wear comfortable attire that you would be able to bend and extend in without restriction; if you feel sharp pain at any point in time STOP Instantly; keep abdominal muscles tight throughout the exercise session.

Ok lets get right into these back pain exercises:

Hip Roll: Rest on back with knees bent and feet flat on ground. Take a deep breath in then slowly breathe out while gently rolling both knees to the right until both hips are off the floor. Return to starting position and repeat to the left side.

Camel Stretch: Begin on all fours, place your hands below the shoulders and the knees under your hips. Bring up your head while simultaneously elevating your hips upward and let your tummy to fall to the floor. Keep the position for 5 seconds. Repeat 10 times.

Back Extensions: Begin by lying down down on the ground on your belly, with your hands by your sides. After that, raise your shoulder blades and head off the floor. Go up as high as is comfortable for you. Keep this pose for around 5-10 seconds, inhaling and exhaling regularly, and then slowly bring down the shoulder blades and head back to the floor. You should never tense up your shoulder muscles. Perform 5-10 reps.

Back Hyper-Extensions: Lay down on your belly. Next elevate your head, left arm and right leg off the ground, as high as you can go comfortably. Keep pose for 5-10 seconds, and return to beginning position. Repeat the workout with the opposite arm and leg. Breathe regularly for the complete process. Complete 5-10 reps.