Mackenzie stretches helped me with a bulging disc in my back by putting the arch back into my lower back. Hunching over was probably the cause of my disc problem.
The way I learned, pelvis/hip should remain on the ground and movement comes from lumbar hyper extension. Are you showing hips coming off the ground as an indicator of too tight?
@grambo22 You are correct. Hips/pelvis do stay in contact with the ground. Mid-way thru video, I am demonstrating what tight hip flexors may cause the pelvic cage to rise decreasing the ROM.
Mackenzie stretches helped me with a bulging disc in my back by putting the arch back into my lower back. Hunching over was probably the cause of my disc problem.
filitalian 7 months ago
The way I learned, pelvis/hip should remain on the ground and movement comes from lumbar hyper extension. Are you showing hips coming off the ground as an indicator of too tight?
grambo22 1 year ago
@grambo22 You are correct. Hips/pelvis do stay in contact with the ground. Mid-way thru video, I am demonstrating what tight hip flexors may cause the pelvic cage to rise decreasing the ROM.
standapart 1 year ago