These exercise videos are for informational purposes only; consult your doctor before attempting.

 

Range of Motion Exercises

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This series of stretches works at getting some gentle movement through the neck, middle back, and lower back.

YWTL Exercise

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These 4 poses work to strengthen the scapular muscles and improve posture.

Thoracic Mobility Exercise

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Also referred to as rib openers, this exercise aims to increase mobility through the middle back/rib areas to increase range of motion. 

Plank Exercise

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Planks work to strengthen and stabilize the core muscles which helps to protect the spine. 

Modified Plank Exercise

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This modified version of the plank is great for beginners looking to strengthen their core.

Hip Flexor Stretch

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This kneeling stretch works to improve hip mobility and release lower back tension by stretching the hip flexor muscles.

Couch Stretch

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The couch stretch is designed to stretch through both your hip flexor and quad muscles. It is a deeper version of the kneeling hip flexor stretch. 

Pigeon Stretch

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This modified version of the traditional pigeon stretch works at getting a deeper stretch into the glutes as well as your piriformis muscle.

Low Back and Hip Exercises

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3 stretches that work at stretching different hip, groin, glute, and hip flexor muscles to help with lower back discomfort.

Clamshell Exercise

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This banded exercise strengthens hip and glute muscles as well as reduces lower back tension. It is also a great warmup before physical activity to help prevent injury. 

Wall Sits

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Wall sits help to strengthen your quad muscles and improve muscle endurance. They also help with knee tracking and stability.

Bird Dog Exercise

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This exercise strengthens the core, lower back, and hips muscles. It also helps develop core stability and improve posture.

Curl Up Exercise

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This unique core exercise works at engaging the abdominal muscles while keeping the lower spine in a natural position.

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