LOWER BACK PAIN
If you have tight hamstring muscles (the hamstring is the
muscle that run through the back of each thigh), you could wind up suffering
from lower back pain.
Tight hamstrings reduce the mobility of your pelvis, which
in turn may increase strain and pressure on your lower back. Your hamstring
muscles will better support your back and pelvis while you move if the muscles
are strong and flexible.
Investing a few seconds of your life every day strengthening
and stretching your hamstring will save your from lower back pain or may help
you relive lower back pain if you are already suffering from it.
How to perform: sit up as straight as you can on a stable
chair, bending from your hips reach forward with your hands for your knees,
shins or tones. Keep a straight back, point your feet up and relax your
shoulders. Breathe through your nostrils while you hold the potion for 20 to 30
seconds.
Flexible hamstring muscles can benefit the overall health of
your body.
Remember the more your practice the more you will enjoy the
benefits.
Dedicated to you fitness,
Sizwe
Sizwe Gumede is a full time Personal Trainer and a yoga teacher with over 10 years of experience. He works with males and females over the age of 45 who want to manage stress levels, stay fit as they age, have less or no musculoskeletal pain, have good quality sleep, improve the quality of their lives and feel great about themselves.
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