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    Abdominal Muscles And Back Muscles

    In addition to these exercises, there are others that aid to provide aid you to as well, but are a bit more advanced.

    In addition, these following exercises can be used to aid your pain when it moves from your lower legs into your lower back, which is a common migration that the pain can take. Here, you're working on strengthening the muscles in the abdomen and in the lower back which can aid to keep the pain at bay.

    Here are some that you should take into consideration to aid you.

    (d) Upper Back Extensions (Lower Back)

    Lay in the susceptible position
    Hands interlocked behind your lower back.
    Next raise your head and your shoulders up
    Movements are gradual, slight and slow throughout the exercise –
    use the/your full range of motion and momentum
    Remember also, you're pushing against gravity not down, but up.
    Keep looking at the floor
    Hold for five seconds
    Gradually lower
    Repeat until 20 seconds per rep
    Do 8-10 reps (or until you feel you have to stop)
    Beware of not straining your muscles or back while doing this
    exercise

    (e) Advanced Upper back extension

    Lay in the susceptible position.
    Keep your head and your shoulders lowered onto the floor.
    Gently raise one arm and the leg on the opposite side of your body
    slowly. (Right leg and left arm, for example.)
    Keep your knees locked
    Avoid strain, stress
    Hold in this position
    Raise about three inches off the floor or as much as you can
    without causing any additional pain.
    Hold this position again, now for five seconds
    Repeat (until you could do so for 20 seconds on each hold – this will
    not happen overnight, do not strain, in time and with disciplined
    practice, the goal would be met/exceeded)
    Do 10 reps
    Stop and rest, relax and catch your breath in-between

    ** NOTE: Always alternate exercise with times of rest, for optimal effect

    (f) Lower ABS Exercises Routine

    Lie on your back
    Support your head (do not use a too thick pillow)
    Ams at your sides, flat on the ground.
    Bend one knees in front of you while the other is lying flat on the
    ground.
    Contract, tighten your abdominal muscles without strain
    Raise the straight leg from the ground up about a foot in the air.
    Keep back and shoulders flat against the floor throughout this
    movement.
    Hold (10 seconds)
    AVOID STRAINING AT ALL TIMES
    STOP IF YOU FEEL ANY PAIN
    Lower leg to floor
    Repeat
    Do other leg
    Do 2 sets of 10 reps each

    ** NOTE: As you obtain better hold longer, 10-20 seconds on
    every rep (if you can)

    (g) ABS (abdominal, core and support/surrounding muscle groups, mid-rift) - Curl Ups

    Tone, strengthening, stretching, flexing and building muscles (not bulk, just capacity and function, stamina),

    Working now/next on the upper abdominal muscles.

    Lie on your back with your knees bent in front of you comfortably.
    Fold your arms up across your chest
    Give body time to adjust to the new position
    Hold arms in position/there throughout the movement.
    Keep your back flat against the floor.
    Keeping your arms in place, curl up as much as possible.
    Shoulders and head lifted off the ground.
    Hold this position (2-4 seconds)
    Lower, lay back flat
    Repeat
    Do 2 sets, 10 reps each

    **CAUTION! NOTE: with any experience or sign of neck pain STOP!


    Also consider a variety of other, associated sports, hobbies, activities, group and team, interest sport that can aid you strengthen and exercise your back and associated muscles to build your stamina, strengths, relieve and alleviate pain, discomfort and suffering at the hand of a herniated disc or associated back injury, inflammation or back problem.

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