Standing Pelvic Tilt
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Exécution
- Slowly push your pelvis forward while keeping your upper body still, which will arch your lower back.
- Hold this position for a few seconds to feel the stretch in your lower back and abdominal muscles.
- Then, slowly pull your hips back, tucking your pelvis under as if you're trying to touch your belly button to your spine.
- Repeat this forward and backward movement for several repetitions, ensuring to maintain a slow and controlled motion throughout the exercise.
Présentation
À propos de cet exercice
The Standing Pelvic Tilt is a beneficial exercise that primarily targets the lower back, hips, and abdominal muscles, improving posture, flexibility, and overall core strength. It is particularly suitable for individuals who spend long hours sitting or those suffering from lower back pain or discomfort. By regularly performing this exercise, one can alleviate back pain, enhance body alignment, and improve stability, making daily activities easier and more comfortable.
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Conseils techniques
The pelvic tilt is a subtle movement. Avoid the common mistake of making large, exaggerated movements. Instead, focus on small, controlled movements. Tilt your pelvis forward, flattening your lower back, then tilt it backward, arching your lower back slightly. The movement should be generated from the pelvis, not the hips or the torso.
Breathe in as you tilt your pelvis forward and breathe out as you tilt it backward. This can help you to engage your core muscles more effectively. A common mistake is to hold your breath during the exercise, which can increase blood pressure and reduce the engagement of your core muscles.