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Best 3 exercises for the back - as recommended by Dr. Stuart McGill

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Do you suffer from ongoing back pain? Is back pain preventing you from reaching your running goals? I’ve been a physio for over 25 years and the number one problem I see in my clinic is back pain
Dr. Stuart McGill(back guru) has developed a great set of 3 phase 1 exercises that help engage the core when pain inhibits the muscles from stabilising the spine. What I like about these exercises is they don’t load the spine while firing up the surrounding muscular.
Exercise 1 - curl up. Place hands under lower back to keep a slight arch and a neutral spine position. Raise I leg up to create a bit of torque through the pelvis assisting in keeping a neutral spine. Then lift the thoracic spine off the floor without bending the neck - keep it aligned with the spine. 5-8 curls up with a count of 1 on way up and 2 on way down to focus on the eccentric phase - muscle under load while lengthening.
Exercise 2 - mod side plank. Side lye. Elbow under shoulder, knees bent in front of hips. Lift pelvis up and forward so end up straight and stacked. I love this exercise for runners as it engages glut med better very well - this maximises pelvic stability during impact while running. 10-15 hold x 3-6 each side
Exercise 3 - 4 pt point and push. 4 points equal weight. Pelvis neutral. Then lift opposite arm and leg - point with arm & push back with leg while holding stable position - pretend someone is eating a meal off your back. 5-8 x each side within capacity Don’t overreach - stability quality first #everfit #backpain #stabilisespine
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Dr. Stuart McGill(back guru) has developed a great set of 3 phase 1 exercises that help engage the core when pain inhibits the muscles from stabilising the spine. What I like about these exercises is they don’t load the spine while firing up the surrounding muscular.
Exercise 1 - curl up. Place hands under lower back to keep a slight arch and a neutral spine position. Raise I leg up to create a bit of torque through the pelvis assisting in keeping a neutral spine. Then lift the thoracic spine off the floor without bending the neck - keep it aligned with the spine. 5-8 curls up with a count of 1 on way up and 2 on way down to focus on the eccentric phase - muscle under load while lengthening.
Exercise 2 - mod side plank. Side lye. Elbow under shoulder, knees bent in front of hips. Lift pelvis up and forward so end up straight and stacked. I love this exercise for runners as it engages glut med better very well - this maximises pelvic stability during impact while running. 10-15 hold x 3-6 each side
Exercise 3 - 4 pt point and push. 4 points equal weight. Pelvis neutral. Then lift opposite arm and leg - point with arm & push back with leg while holding stable position - pretend someone is eating a meal off your back. 5-8 x each side within capacity Don’t overreach - stability quality first #everfit #backpain #stabilisespine
Get in touch with any questions
Feel free to subscribe to the EverFIT You Tube channel and help me get the expansive wellness message out to the world.
You can connect with myself via