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Lumbar Stretching and Strengthening Home Exercise Program 1.

Neutral Spine Position

Perform a pelvic tilt. Rock your pelvis back and forth until you find a position midway between a flat back and an arched back.

Draw your abdominals in without moving your back.

Don't hold your breath.

Your cue is

Hold position for .

seconds.

Perform sets, repetitions, times/day.

2. Pelvic Tilts

Lay on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Tilt your pelvis forward arching your lower back slightly. "Rock" your pelvis backward using your abdominal muscles, pushing

the small of your back against floor. Do not push with your feet. • Hold for seconds and relax.

Perform sets, repetitions, times/day.

May also perform in sitting.

3.

Pelvic Tilt or Pelvic Rock

Lay on your side with your hips and knees bent (with pillow underneath side or without).

Lower your pelvis towards your heels.

Raise pelvis towards your ear. Perform the movement slow, smooth, and with controlled movement.

You should feel a stretch, but not pain.

Perform sets, repetitions, times/day.

May also perform in sitting.

4.

Knees to Chest

Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Lift your left knee, and with aid of your arms, pull your knee gently toward your chest until a stretch is felt in your lower back. Hold seconds.

Return your leg to starting position and relax.

Repeat with your right leg.

Repeat with knee to opposite shoulder.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day.

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Lumbar Stretching and Strengthening Home Exercise Program, page 2 5.

Both Knees to Chest

Lay on your back with your knees bent.

Lift both knees to your chest one at a time with aid of your arms until a stretch is felt in your lower back. Hold seconds.

Perform sets, repetitions, times/day.

May also perform in sitting.

6.

Segmental Pelvic Rotations

Lay on back with knees bent and feet flat on floor, shoulders pressed down. Keeping your knees together, slowly move your legs to the left, moving knees first, then hips, then low back and upper back off the floor.

Keep your shoulders on the floor.

To return to the starting position, first push your upper back into the floor, followed by your hips and knees.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. 7.

Partial Sit-Ups

Lay on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on floor. (Perform a pelvic tilt). Place your hands behind your head or place your hands fisted under chin. Tuck your chin and raise your shoulder blades off floor. Lower your shoulders and arms to the floor (and release pelvic tilt).

Relax.

Diagonal sit-ups: Repeat, rotating first to the right and then to the left.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. 8.

Side Knee Stopper

Lay on your back with knees bent. Raise your knees to approximately 90º and place both hands on inside of one knee. Push your knees into hands for

Repeat to the opposite side. seconds.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. 9.

Lower Abdominals

Lay on your back with your knees bent and your feet flat on the floor. Lift one knee towards your chest and place opposite hand on your knee. Resist your knee against your hand while bracing your lower abdominal muscles. Do not hold your breath.

Hold for seconds.

Repeat with your opposite knee and hand.

Perform sets, repetitions, times/day.

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10.

Prone on Elbows

Lay on your stomach on the floor or bed.

Raise or prop up on both elbows, allowing your back to sag and form an arch. Hold for seconds and return to starting position.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. 11.

Prone Press Up

Lay on your stomach with your hands near your shoulders with your elbows bent. Slowly straighten your arms and press up, keeping your hips down on the flat surface.

Hold this position for

Return to starting position. seconds.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. 12.

Alternate Arm Lifts

Lay on your stomach, over a pillow with your arms raised above your head, and legs straight. Slowly tighten your right hand, forearm, and shoulder musculature. Raise your arm three inches off floor. Hold seconds.

Slowly lower arm to floor.

Repeat sequence with left arm.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. 13.

Alternate Leg Lifts

Lay on your stomach, over a pillow with your legs straight and arms crossed above head. Rest your head on your arms or turn your head either right or left. Slowly tighten right buttock and thigh musculature. Raise your right leg approximately three inches off floor. Hold seconds.

Repeat above sequence with left leg.

14.

Extension to Neutral (Chest Lifts)

Place multiple pillows under your stomach and hips. Lie face down with your arms at your sides. Raise your head, trunk and chest off floor to a horizontal position (parallel to table or floor). Hold seconds and slowly lower trunk, chest, and head to floor and relax.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. Lumbar Stretching and Strengthening Home Exercise Program, page 4 15.

Alternate Arm and Leg Lifts

Lay on your stomach with a towel roll under your forehead, arms straight and over your head.

Slowly tighten your right arm and your left leg.

Raise your arm and legs approximately three inches toward ceiling.

Hold five seconds.

Slowly lower your right arm and your left leg to the floor. Repeat entire sequence with your left arm and your right leg. 16.

Bilateral Arm Lifts

Lay on your stomach with a towel roll under your forehead, legs straight and your arms overhead and straight. Slowly tighten your hands, forearms, and shoulders. Slowly raise your arms off the floor approximately three inches. Hold seconds.

Slowly lower your arms to floor.

17.

Sidelying Positional Distraction

Lay on your side with hips and knees bent.

Place a bolster or towel roll

Lie in this position for no longer than

minutes. If pain does not decrease, change the position of the bolster. If pain still does not decrease discontinue exercise.

Only lie on the side specified by your therapist.

18.

Positional Distraction with Pelvic Tilts

Achieve

the position stated above. Once in this position, gently perform pain free repetitions by tightening buttock muscles, stomach muscles and tuck buttocks. 19.

Abdominal Bracing

Lay on the floor with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Place your fingers over your stomach muscles. Raise your head and shoulders off the floor. Try to keep your muscles tight as you lower your head and shoulders back to the floor.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. 20

Double Leg Lowering

Lay on the floor with your legs in the air.

Press your back to the floor.

Place your hands under your back to monitor movement.

Slowly lower both legs back to the floor.

As soon as you feel your back begin to arch, raise legs back to start position. Do not let back arch. Limit the distance your legs lower to 1/2 to 3/4 if you feel your back arch.

Perform

sets, repetitions, times/day. The information presented is intended for general information and educational purposes. It is not intended to replace the advice of your health care provider. Contact your health care provider if you believe you have a health problem.

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