Lower back and core stability increase with bird dog exercises. Back ailment sufferers can do the bird dog on their hands and knees. Hands below shoulders, knees beneath hips, straight spine.
BIRD DOG
Wall sits allow you to experience the sensation of a squat without stressing your lower back. They are designed to improve muscular endurance, not muscle mass. Wall sits shouldn't hurt your knees or back.
WALL SITS
Glute bridge pulses expand your hips and avoid lower back pain from exercise-induced strain, so practise them after glute, thigh, and core activities. Do glute bridge pulses at the end of your workout.
GLUTE BRIDGE PULSES
Our daily routine often causes back pain. Workplace stress and muscular stiffness from sitting at a computer all day might cause back discomfort. Improved posture can prevent this back pain.
SHOULDER BLADE SQUEEZE
CORNER STRETCH
Upper back pain is commonly caused by poor posture and tight chest muscles. One of the best techniques to deep stretch the chest and shoulders and preserve good posture is the corner stretch.
Get on all fours with your wrists under your shoulders and knees under your hips for the cat-cow position, a modest stretch that relieves middle back tightness. Kneel on a blanket if uncomfortable. Next, spread your fingers and weight evenly.
CAT-COW POSE
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