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#'''Weight Training for Lower Back Pain''' - 12 exercises shown. Study of 27 people -  12% improvement from aerobics, 60% improvement in resistance training [https://www.verywellfit.com/top-weight-lifting-exercise-to-ease-back-pain-3120140]
#'''Weight Training for Lower Back Pain''' - 12 exercises shown. Study of 27 people -  12% improvement from aerobics, 60% improvement in resistance training [https://www.verywellfit.com/top-weight-lifting-exercise-to-ease-back-pain-3120140]


=12 Exercises=
=12 Exercises for Lower Back Pain=
*Lat pulldown - or pullup - [https://www.muscleandstrength.com/articles/lat-pull-downs-pull-ups-bigger-back#:~:text=The%20lat%20pulldown%20is%20an,your%20lats%20for%20multiple%20reps.]
*Lat pulldown - or pullup - [https://www.muscleandstrength.com/articles/lat-pull-downs-pull-ups-bigger-back#:~:text=The%20lat%20pulldown%20is%20an,your%20lats%20for%20multiple%20reps.]
*Ab crunch - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIqgTCTd2MM]

Revision as of 17:52, 24 September 2020

  1. Resistance training - anything that makes movement harder. Such as weight lifting, pullups.
  2. Weight Training for Lower Back Pain - 12 exercises shown. Study of 27 people - 12% improvement from aerobics, 60% improvement in resistance training [1]

12 Exercises for Lower Back Pain

  • Lat pulldown - or pullup - [2]
  • Ab crunch - [3]