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I found even the first 10-12 exercises in this program were a great help in relieving pain and spasm in muscles of the lower back, and helping to wake to a more mobile back in the morning. If you have disc problems diagnosed by MRI and have had serious pain episodes from doing ‘stuff you used to do with no problem’, start slowly and don’t overdo it.

Part One – What to Know

Before you begin the first exercise, start here.  It will help you to develop the right mindset to be able to follow this very easy but challenging program.

 Introduction – A Word from the Author

 Lower Back Pain Issues

 The Proper Mindset

 Program Preparation

In Part 1, I explain why the cycle of back pain is so difficult to break, how to break it, stay focused & committed, and the ways to avoid the pitfalls that lead us to give up too easily.  I believe that this chapter is a vital prerequisite to following the back pain exercises.  It is not only about performing the exercises, but patiently committing to them as you progress.

Part Two – What to Do

There are many exercises here to master.  Why? Because solving back pain is NOT a quick fix. Many imbalances occur before it begins to really hurt.  Fortunately, there are exercises for each one.  I break them up into 4 key stages, from easy to challenging, targeting every area that affects your back.

The Low Back Pain Program Exercise Outline

Limited Mobility Exercises

Progressive Exercises

Challenging Exercises

Maintenance Exercises

Supportive Exercises

Here you will find exercises that you are familiar with, combined with ones you have never thought would help back pain but are essential.  As you progress and master the exercises, you will not need to perform them again unless you desire.

Limited Mobility Exercises

It is not easy to begin when you are in pain and have difficulty moving.  These are the exercises for you to begin with.  They will carefully help to free your stiffness and spasms.  Nothing risky or intimidating here.

Deep Squat Rest – sample exercise

Kneeling Bow Rest

Seated Leg Opener

Seated Leg Rotation (assisted)

Seated Twist (assisted) – sample exercise

Seated Lunge – sample exercise – sample exercise

Leg Stretch (hamstrings and quadriceps)

Calf Stretch

Hangs and Pushes

Lying Twist – sample exercise

Abdominal Crunch

Quadriceps Stretch

Seated Knee Raise

Progressive Exercises

After you have become more flexible and have experienced less pain, you can begin to strengthen your weaknesses and imbalances.  Here you will develop more stability and flexibility for your back.  By improving your hip flexibility and leg power, your back injury will recover sooner.

Seated Hip Adjustment (assisted)

Seated and Floor Hip Shift

Seated Leg Rotation (assisted with contraction)

Seated Leg Cross with forward lean – sample exercise

Floor Leg Bend and Shift

Seated Leg to Chest – sample exercise

Leaning Hip Shift

Rail Squat (assisted)

Seated Hamstring Stretch – sample exercise

Stair Step (up and down)

Reverse Stair Squat Lean

Hip Opener (inside and outside)

Seated Calf Stretch

Double Leg Rotation

Deep Abdominal Crunch (leg raised)

Plank with Steps

Couch Split

Outside Hip Stretch

Standing Abdominal – sample exercise

Challenging Exercises

These exercises are for prevention.  You will better prepared in keeping your back issues from returning now.  Here, you will be able to develop the flexibility and power that your back needs when your are very active.

Seated Leg Lift (multi directional)

Advanced Hamstring Stretch (ankle and floor)

Squat (holds, leans, circles, steps, walks)

Lunge with Reverse Kneel

Reverse Lunge – sample exercise

Reverse Stair Step

Standing Knee to Chest (upright and leaning)

Standing Hip Shift (leaning and bent knee) – sample exercise

Forward Stair Step with Hip Shift (assisted 2 riser)

Standing Leg Raise with Side Kick

Leg Flex (rail or counter)

Foot Raise (leaning and bent knee)

Abdominal Leg Press

Maintenance Exercises

Once you have mastered these exercises, you will now only need to perform the 10 most important ones (written in the eBook).  They will be your core set to help maintain your back.  You don’t need to do the others anymore unless you prefer.  At this point in the program, you can easily do these ten quickly in under 15 minutes, anytime. 

Supportive Exercises

A list only of more exercises that also benefit back pain.  You may already know most of them but they are not illustrated here.  You can add them to help complement the program for your own desire but they are not required.

Part Three – What to Use

Keep track of your progress with these charts.  There are quite a few to do.  Do as many or as few as your body can support.  Never rush them though. 

Progress Charts

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Genuinely useful and practical – not a quick fix but delivers results By Amazon Customer on 11 May 2016

Format: Kindle Edition Verified Purchase Excellent…really provided me with back relief even though I’m only currently on stage 1 of the programme. The exercises can be down around the house and at any time during the day which is great if you can only fit 10 minutes here and there.

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