Exercise number 11. Pelvic Floor Exercises
- This exercise relieves lower back pain and strengthens the gluteal muscles, the tone of which directly affects a beautiful posture.
- The fact is that it is the buttocks that help keep the pelvis and trunk upright.
- If you spend most of your time sitting, these muscles become weak.
- To begin with, lie on your back, bend your legs at the knees.
- The feet should be approximately 30 cm from the hips.
- Stretch your arms along the body, palms down.
- As you exhale, try to squeeze the gluteal muscles as much as possible, while inhaling, relax.
- Continue doing the same for 1-2 minutes.
- This exercise can also be done while standing or sitting.
Exercise number 12. “Muscle memory” and the stand against the wall
- Find an empty section of the wall, preferably without a baseboard.
- Lean with your back against it, slightly dropping your shoulders and drawing in your stomach.
- Make sure your heels, glutes, and shoulder blades are snug against the wall.
- In this case, a natural gap should remain in the lumbar region.
- Now lean the back of your head against the wall, slightly tilting your chin down.
- Fix in this position for 30 seconds, then move away from the wall without changing your position.
- If you do this exercise regularly, the body will soon get used to maintaining an even posture.
- To enhance the effect, place a small book on your head and try walking with it for 5-10 minutes.
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