3 Exercises You Can Do To Prevent Erector Spinal Tightness

[@bobbibart8927]

I've had pain in my back only when I stand and really feel it when I arch my back. In morning is the WORST it's so stiff and painful then goes away in less then 10min and don't even have to move much. I watched so many damn videos and did so many effing stretches! Finally did the superman/cobra pose which helped SOOOOOOO much! Chin tucks help alot also! Bad bra & terrible posture when sitting at home (mainly on my bed hunched over with rounded shoulders) are huge factors! Wish I knew what causes the pain when I'm sleeping. I just lay on my back. Mattress isn't to soft or hard and no sagging.

[@joejoe-lb6bw]

Reminds me of "The Princess and the Pea" story. Maybe you're royalty? (Just kidding). Anyway, I too sleep on back and have pain. Swimming and a good Massage Therapist are helping.

[@MJ-mh2lb]

Thank u so much 🥰

[@soulbrother3299]

Awesome!!!

[@brandonholmes1144]

Thank you so much for this! but please, can you explain in maximum detail, what "allow the stretch to come from your midsection"means?

[@nickcarneyphotography]

She means try not to rotate your hips, so basically rotate from your abs up while keeping your hips pointing straight down.

[@jessicafalstein]

very helpful. subcribed

[@serator24]

I would say there is problem with hips, more than upper body. ;)

[@elenajehrlich3796]

Was ich nicht verstehe ist: Wenn jemand 8 Stunden am Tag in einer Postion verbringt, die die Muskeln zum Verspannen bringt, oder gar Tag für Tag ausgeübt zu muskulären Disballancen führt, wie sollen die gezeigten Übungen in Verbindung mit den Trainingsprinzipien ausgeführt werden, damit man das rausnimmt und dem antiziepiert? Denn was aus physiotherapeutischer Sicht erstmal ganz logisch erscheint und tatsächlich auch irgendwie Sinn macht, würde in der Praxis aus der Perspektive des Trainings mehrere Stunden am Tag beanspruchen.

[@kaisersozay99]

Good ;

[@Tryingmybestsince1999]

I got spinal erector tightness from doing too much rack pulls :(