SAMPLE EXERCISE
Foot Rocker for Relief of Back Tension
click here – Relieves hip joint and lower back tension. How it works: This is a Feldenkrais strategy — fixing the distal (farthest from the body) end of a limb to a surface while moving it releases tension in the proximal (nearest the body) end of that limb. Repeat once on each side. CAUTION: If on a carpet, slip shoes off and discharge static electricity before touching your computer.
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To Fix That Pain In Your Back,
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Lower Back Pain Relief with micromoves™
"Get Back into Action!"
Just think and feel what it would be like to
prevent, reduce or release the tension, pain and discomfort in your
back. You could experience increased productivity, improved
attitude and just more happiness in what you are doing. Don't
take your work pains home. Prevent this common repetitive injury
before it debilitates and aggravates you.
There are numerous causes of low back pain. We sit for many
daily activities – in cars, for meals, at movies and especially at
work. Pain can occur when:
- Sitting slumped back on your tailbone
- Not using lumbar support
- Sitting twisted sideways
- Crossing your legs at work
- Sitting with your knees higher than your hips
TIP – Use a fanny pack filled with foam or
bubble wrap as a lumbar support or a removable Obusforme Pad
backvitalizer link
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Reference Manual:
Sharon k.Taylor,M.Sc. {2009}.
Office Ergonomics & Work Station Assessments. ErgoSum Consulting |
www.ergocentric.com
http://ergonomictrends.com/reasons-neck-and-shoulder-pain-at-the-computer/ |
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Tennis Ball - Relieves hip joint and low back tension and improves flexibility
of the spine. How it works: Placing the distal (farthest from the
body) end of a limb on a moving surface (the tennis ball) while
moving that limb releases tension in the proximal (nearest) end and
the lower back. Repeat all moves once on each side.
Basic Rotation
- Increases the range of rotation and flexibility of the spine. How
it works: The ability to turn is vital in innumerable movements. The
word "vertebra" comes from Latin vertbre, "to turn." Exploring full
range of turning vertebrae throughout the spine improves back
movement. Repeat once on each side.
Feldenkrais Toe
Touch - Increases forward flexion (bending) of the spine.
How it works: This is a Feldenkrais strategy - doing moving PNFs (Proprioceptive
Neuromuscular Facilitation) rather than static PNF's increases the
range of motion. PNF is a form of stretching, contracting, and
re-stretching a muscle group.
Knee Forward and
Back - Increases the range of rotation and flexibility of
the spine. How it works: Differentiating the movement of the head
from the movement of the trunk increases rotation of the spine.
Repeat once on each side.
Free your back with
Flexion and Extension
- Increases flexibility and improves sitting posture. Avoids
hypertension of the neck. How it Works: Uses your entire back - extending rather than hyper-extending your neck. The non-habitual
use of the feet facilitates moving the pelvis and spine to
re-establish the lumbar curve. Repeat once or twice.
Let Eyes Help You
to Free Your Back - Increases the range of motion in
extension of the spine. Eases eye tension. How it works:
Non-habitual use of the eyes breaks up a tension pattern in the
upper back and neck. Repeat all moves once.
Let The Jaw Help
You Free Your Back - Relieves neck and upper back tension.
How it works: The jaw and neck muscles are closely related, So by
consciously letting your jaw open, you facilitate release of your
neck muscles. Repeat once or twice.
Foot Rocker for
Relief of Back Tension - Relieves hip joint and lower back
tension. How it works: This is a Feldenkrais strategy - fixing the
distal (farthest from the body) end of a limb to a surface while
moving it releases tension in the proximal (nearest the body) end of
that limb. Repeat once on each side. CAUTION: If on a carpet, slip
shoes off and discharge static electricity before touching your
computer.
How does micromoves™ work?
One of our basic concepts is that "The cause of the pain is most
often not where we feel the pain." Back pain can be caused from
poor posture, improper ergonomic practices, sitting incorrectly,
repetitive movements, immobility, leg and hip positions and other
reasons. Therefore we offer a group of micro-moves to approach your
pain more wholistically. Any one
micromoves™affects the
efficiency of the body as a whole.
Move beyond the tightness and immobility of back pain. You are in
control of the cause and healing of this discomfort. You can stop
the fatigue, strain and burnout that it leads to. Find out how
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- Info Bits on
Anatomy on video
- Understand how each body part
functions
- Downloadable
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