Low Back Pain can occur to computer surfers who spend long hours at a same position, bike riders, where the bike does not have enough shock absorbers, and others who normally are into routine type of work. Backbone and the Spinal chord are very important parts of the body, which manages the entire structure. Keeping them healthy is very important. Low back pain be overcome by following certain simple exercises. Computers surfers can follow workplace workouts to avoid back pain and stress. The below simple technics will help get relief from low back pain. You can follow these methods carefully and apply them very slowly. Remember to always feel relaxed and comfortable before you start any exercise. Mind plays a vital role in any exercise to show effect on you.
![]() | Trunk Flexion Stretch |
![]() | Alternate Arm Leg Extension Exercise |
![]() | Pelvic Tilt Exercise a) Lie on back with knees bent, feel flat on floor, and arms at sides b) Flatten small of back against floor. (Hips will tilt upward) c) Hold for 10 to 15 seconds and release. Gradually increase your holding time to 60 seconds |
![]() | Curl Up Exercise a) Lie on the floor on back. b) Keeping arms folded across chest, tilt pelvis to flatten back. Tuck chin into chest. c) Tighten abdominal muscles while raising head and shoulders from floor d) Hold for 10 seconds and release e) Repeat 10 to 15 times. Gradually increase your repititions |
![]() | Prone Lumbar Extension Purpose: To extend your lower back a) Lie on your stomach and place your hands on the floor near the sides of your head. b) Slowly push your upper body off the floor by straightening your arms, but keep your hips on the floor. Hold for 10 seconds, then relax your arms, moving back to the floor |
![]() | Double Kee-To-Chest Stretch a) Lie down on back b) Pull both knees into chest until you feel a comfortable stretch in lower back. c) Keep the back relaxed. d) Hold for 45 to 60 seconds |
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