@LeosMock@dinoincrisis Isnt that the problem though? They are skin impressions. They lack the true density of muscle, adipose, and ... fluff. Ever seen a skin graph of a hippo? Makes it look like a monster.
Mobility is not just stretching muscles or opening one joint. The body works as a system and that is why movement sequences are so effective.
Sequences train joints to move together with the spine and surrounding structures. This improves real movement, not just range.
Your lower back needs more than one stretch or exercise.
It needs different movements to build mobility, strength, and stability.
Regular mobility work can help reduce stiffness and keep your lower back healthy.
But long-term progress needs more than random exercises. It comes from following a structured plan๐
Hip mobility! :
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Hips should be mobile and strong!
Healthy hips can reduce injuries, improve athletic performance (like your ability to sprint), and improve activities of daily living.
Hip mobility can reduce the risk of lower back pain. If your hips are tight, your low back might compensate.
Here are some hip mobility exercises you can add to your routine:
1๏ธโฃ Hip 90/90 (aka shin box rotations)
@arielhelwani She kicked her belly and quit, it wasn't even a pointed steep. Pathetic. (Also full disclosure I'm a pussy admittedly, but I'm not a signed ufc fighter).
If your knees are collapsing inward, this isnโt just a knee problem. Itโs a failure of your foundation.
Comment POSTURE if you want to understand your body and move without pain again!