Exercises for spine - Guide 1 - Stretching and mobilization

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HEALTHY SPINE STRETCHING EXERCISES and MOBILIZATION of SPIN REGIONS with STABILITY BALL

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HEALTHY SPINE STRETCHING EXERCISES and

MOBILIZATION of SPIN REGIONSwith STABILITY BALL

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EXERSISE FOR SPINE

Doing „cat back” and then stretching your back and limbs will prepare your spine

for everyday activities after a night rest , and during the day – will relieve muscular tension.

Before further exercises you need to warm-up.

Stretching - you should take time each day to flex your spine in all four directions:

forward, backward, side-to-side and twisting both ways.

By doing so, you will maintain the movement of each vertebra.

This also is a good way to determine if you have a loss of spinal function.

After stretching exercises you provide mobilization of regions of spine.

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BASIC SITTING

KNEES AND HIPS SHOULD BE AT OR ABOVE 90 DEGREES

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HIP ROLLS

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ALTERNATE ARM LIFT

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In this exercise you can stretch your back and relax,

but don’t do this exercise like on picture below if you have hiperkifosis.

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SQAT AND ARCH

Stretching the pectoralis muscles, the rectus abdominis muscle, also known as the "abdominals or abs”,

the oblique muscles, the iliopsoas muscles, the rectus femoris muscle.

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Stretching the quadratus lumborum muscle, which connects the pelvis to the spine.

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Stretching the rectus femoris muscle and the iliopsoas.

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Stretching back side of your legs – the hamstrings, the biceps femoris muscle.

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Stretching the hamtrings.

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Stretching gluteus muscles (gluteus maximus).

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Stretching the chest muscles.

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MOBILIZATION

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MOBILIZATION

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MOBILIZATION

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LITERATURE: Ingrid Palaščáková Špringrová „CVIČENI NA VELKEM PRUŽNEM MIČI”