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🌟 5 Essential Exercises for a Robust and Healthy Back 💪
📚 Resources:📖 https://backinshapeprogram.com/2024/12/5-exercises-for-a-healthy-back-that-everyone-should-do/📹 Tutorial Playlisthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dia-fydN7rE&list=PLZb8YIfLGS3jNiSkgxR_VmXEASoNyDxVR🔍 Simplify Your Recovery:Focus on Health, Not Just Pain: Instead of seeking out complex solutions, build back health with exercises that foster strength and stability for everyone.🌿 What Constitutes a Healthy Back?Load Bearing CapacityHip MobilitySpine Control and StabilityFlexibility in All Directions🏋️♂️ The Core 5 Exercises:Modified Dead Bug:Purpose: Stabilizes the spine against extension and flexion.Benefit: Highly accessible; can be done on a bed, focusing on core engagement to keep the spine neutral.Marching Bridge:Purpose: Challenges spine stability during single-leg activation.Benefit: Teaches one-sided loading while maintaining spinal stability, can be modified for ease.Squat:Purpose: Strengthens weight-bearing stability, particularly against forward bending.Benefit: Improves daily activities by enhancing the spine's load-bearing capacity in a controlled manner.Hip Hinge:Purpose: Same as squat but isolates hip movement, focusing on posterior chain strength.Benefit: Safely increases back load without knee strain, crucial for those with knee concerns.Step Up:Purpose: Develops asymmetrical stability and balance.Benefit: Mimics real-life situations where balance and uneven load are common, adjustable in difficulty.🎯 Exercise Approach:Start Simple: Find the easiest version of each exercise you can perform without pain.Progress Gradually: Scale up in difficulty as control and strength improve.Consistency is Key: Aim for 3 sets of 10 reps with rest periods, focusing on form over speed or weight.🧘♂️ Spinal Flexibility:When to Add: After mastering the Core 5, consider incorporating flexibility exercises, but ensure you have sufficient strength first.📈 Measuring Progress:Benchmark: Ability to do a squat or hip hinge with bodyweight (100% for men, 75% for women) without pain indicates a strong back.🌐 Community and Support:For more guidance and to join a community of success stories, explore our website or consider our membership program.#BackHealth #CoreExercises #SpineStabilityChapters:0:00 Introduction1:08 Your Healthy Back1:57 Why These Exercises Work?2:22 Rebuilding Your Back2:39 Daily Life3:02 Easily Scalable3:47 How To Do It!5:14 Core 5 For Spine Health6:36 Exercise 1: Dead Bug8:31 Exercise 2: Marching Bridge10:24 Exercise 3: Squat12:38 Exercise 4: Hip Hinge14:52 Exercise 5: Step Up16:44 Other Strategies17:54 Spinal Mobility18:56 Back Strength Targets22:16 Overview: Final Thoughts
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🌟 5 Essential Exercises for a Robust and Healthy Back 💪
📚 Resources:📖 https://backinshapeprogram.com/2024/12/5-exercises-for-a-healthy-back-that-everyone-should-do/📹 Tutorial Playlisthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dia-fydN7rE&list=PLZb8YIfLGS3jNiSkgxR_VmXEASoNyDxVR🔍 Simplify Your Recovery:Focus on Health, Not Just Pain: Instead of seeking out complex solutions, build back health with exercises that foster strength and stability for everyone.🌿 What Constitutes a Healthy Back?Load Bearing CapacityHip MobilitySpine Control and StabilityFlexibility in All Directions🏋️♂️ The Core 5 Exercises:Modified Dead Bug:Purpose: Stabilizes the spine against extension and flexion.Benefit: Highly accessible; can be done on a bed, focusing on core engagement to keep the spine neutral.Marching Bridge:Purpose: Challenges spine stability during single-leg activation.Benefit: Teaches one-sided loading while maintaining spinal stability, can be modified for ease.Squat:Purpose: Strengthens weight-bearing stability, particularly against forward bending.Benefit: Improves daily activities by enhancing the spine's load-bearing capacity in a controlled manner.Hip Hinge:Purpose: Same as squat but isolates hip movement, focusing on posterior chain strength.Benefit: Safely increases back load without knee strain, crucial for those with knee concerns.Step Up:Purpose: Develops asymmetrical stability and balance.Benefit: Mimics real-life situations where balance and uneven load are common, adjustable in difficulty.🎯 Exercise Approach:Start Simple: Find the easiest version of each exercise you can perform without pain.Progress Gradually: Scale up in difficulty as control and strength improve.Consistency is Key: Aim for 3 sets of 10 reps with rest periods, focusing on form over speed or weight.🧘♂️ Spinal Flexibility:When to Add: After mastering the Core 5, consider incorporating flexibility exercises, but ensure you have sufficient strength first.📈 Measuring Progress:Benchmark: Ability to do a squat or hip hinge with bodyweight (100% for men, 75% for women) without pain indicates a strong back.🌐 Community and Support:For more guidance and to join a community of success stories, explore our website or consider our membership program.#BackHealth #CoreExercises #SpineStabilityChapters:0:00 Introduction1:08 Your Healthy Back1:57 Why These Exercises Work?2:22 Rebuilding Your Back2:39 Daily Life3:02 Easily Scalable3:47 How To Do It!5:14 Core 5 For Spine Health6:36 Exercise 1: Dead Bug8:31 Exercise 2: Marching Bridge10:24 Exercise 3: Squat12:38 Exercise 4: Hip Hinge14:52 Exercise 5: Step Up16:44 Other Strategies17:54 Spinal Mobility18:56 Back Strength Targets22:16 Overview: Final Thoughts
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