- Postural correction exercises emphasizing spine extension
- Walking
- Swimming
- Standing exercises:
- Flatten back against a wall and stretch as high as possible while extending one arm above the head; repeat for other arm.
- Stand facing a wall about an arm' length away; keeping back straight bend at elbows, move upper body towards wall, then push away; repeat 5-10 times.
- Stand behind a chair and hold the top of the chair while doing partial knee bends keeping back straight
- Sitting in rocking chair and pushing with legs to rock
- Reclining exercises:
- Lying on back stretch arms overhead and stretch legs
- Lying on back with knees bent and back flat against floor, stretch one arm overhead at a time and press it into floor while other arm in stretching towards the ceiling
- Lying on back pull knees to chest one at a time, then both together
- Lying on back with knees flexed, push bent elbows into floor
- Lying on back with knees flexed, straighten one leg at a time
- Lying on back wit hands at sides and knees straight, press hands and knees into floor contracting back muscles, buttocks, thighs
Caution: Avoid movements which acutely flex the spine, i.e., toe touching, rowing machine, slumping in chair.
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