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Exercises to help with back/neck pain?
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Squats and deadlifts. Trust me, you won't turn into the Hulk... I'm also a kinesiology major so I know a thing or two. 😉
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Squats and deadlifts. Trust me, you won't turn into the Hulk... I'm also a kinesiology major so I know a thing or two. 😉
Thanks! And uh, noob question.. Does high rep low weight count
Thanks! And uh, noob question.. Does high rep low weight count? Or does it have to be high weight low rep?
If it's too light, it just becomes cardio. Just pull a weight where you can maybe hit 5-8 reps for if you're starting out.
It's good to work at different rep/weight ranges, and it keeps your workouts interesting. That said, the goal is to build strength and heavier weights = more strength.
Consult a physiotherapist
facepulls
just to elaborate on my earlier answer, do the following if your goal is improving and maintaining good posture
Stretch
-hip flexors
-chest
-quads
Strengthen
-hamstrings
-glutes
-core
-back (deadlifts, rows, hyperextensions)
-rear delts (facepulls)
if you do the above your back will thank you
Stretch
-hip flexors
-chest
-quads
Strengthen
-hamstrings
-glutes
-core
-back (deadlifts, rows, hyperextensions)
-rear delts (facepulls)
if you do the above your back will thank you
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first and foremost proper form with all this squatting and dead liftng you will be doing hahaha
Squats and deadlifts. Trust me, you won't turn into the Hulk... I'm also a kinesiology major so I know a thing or two. 😉
Unless you want to. Schools look for diversity remember?
Whoop whoop exercise science major checking in!Squats and deadlifts. Trust me, you won't turn into the Hulk... I'm also a kinesiology major so I know a thing or two. 😉
INVERSION TABLE!!!
I bough it a year ago and everyone in my family forgot what back pain is.
The best investment for your back ever.
As cool as inversion tables are, just hanging from things upside down and/or doing hand/headstands is even cooler...
^^Handstands/headstands might be cool, but that's a terrible idea if you have neck or shoulder problems..