Back Pain Exercises
BACK PAIN EXCERCISES
There are many exercises, which can
relieve and thwart back pain, especially to muscle strain, poor posture, or
weakness in supporting muscles. It is essential to approach these exercises softly
and take advice from healthcare professional if feeling persistent pain. Few
back pain exercises are given below-
1. Chair stretch
a) Sit up straight with your legs bent at 90 degrees, and
lower your hands toward the floor while keeping your back straight
2. Cat-Cow Stretch (Spinal Flexion and Extension)
a)
Start on your hands and knees. Arch your back (Cat) by tucking your chin to
your chest and drawing your belly button toward your spine. Then, drop your
belly toward the floor and lift your head and tailbone (Cow).
b)
Move slowly between these two positions.
3. Child’s Pose
a)
Kneel on the floor, sit back on your heels, and then reach your arms forward as
you lower your chest toward the floor. Gently stretches your glutes, last, and spinal
extensors
4. Knee-to-Chest
a) Lie on your back, bring one
knee toward your chest, hold, and then slowly release Pelvic tilts.
b) Lean
against a wall with your heels a few inches from the wall
c) Maintain
pelvic tilt while slowly lowering your buttocks toward the floor
d) Slowly
return to the starting position
5. Bridge Exercise
Lie
on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Tighten your core
and lift your hips toward the ceiling, creating a straight line from your knees
to your shoulders. Hold for a few seconds, and then lower your hips back to the
floor.
6. Bird-Dog
Start
on your hands and knees. Extend one arm out in front and the opposite leg
straight back. Hold for a few seconds, then return to starting position. Repeat
on the other side.
7. Cobra Stretch
a) Lie on your
stomach with your hands under your shoulders and elbows bent. Push through your
hands to lift your upper body off the floor, arching your back. Keep your
elbows slightly bent and avoid straining your lower back.
8. Seated Spinal Twist
a) Sit on the
floor with your legs extended. Cross one leg over the other and twist your
torso toward the bent knee. Hold the position for 20–30 seconds and repeat on
the other side.
9. Wall Sits
a) Stand with your
back against a wall and your feet about shoulder-width apart. Slide down the
wall into a squat position, keeping your knees at a 90-degree angle. Hold the
position for 10–20 seconds, and then slide back up.
Tips
& Tricks :-
- Always move
slowly and focus on controlled movements.
- Avoid any
exercise that causes pain or discomfort.
- It’s
important to strengthen not only your back muscles but also your core and
leg muscles to provide better support to your spine.
- If the pain
persists, worsen, or is accompanied by other symptoms (like numbness,
tingling, or weakness), consult a healthcare provider.
Note:-This is for informational purposes only. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional.

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