Knee Strengthening Exercises | Brighton Chiropractor Check out these knee strengthening exercises from Core Chiropractic.
These exercises are designd to strengthen the Vastus Medialis Oblique muscle which helps hold the knee cap in the correct position.
They are great for preventing anterior knee pain and strengthening for sports and general exercise.
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Stretch the your low back in the office by using these simple exercises
Loosen your hips and this can take some of the load away from the low back when feeling stiff
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The Bird Dog Exercise | Brighton CHiropractor Matt Bateman shows you some of the best exercises to strengthen the low back and buttock muscles which help stabilise the low back
This Exercise , similar to gluteal bridges and curl up exercises can stabilise the low back and prevent low back injuries occuring
Low Back Stretching can be done in various differnt ways including the previous low back roll stretch and the cat camel exercise previously given
However here are two stretches into the low back stretching the quadratus lumborum muscles and hamstrings also.
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Brighton Sports Chiropractor Matt Bateman has been working with sports teams including mens and womens rugby teams, bodybuilders and professional dancers for the previious 4 years and now is a proud “Internationally Certified Chiropractic Sports Practioner” ICCSP qualifiication.
The ICSSP qualifiication awarded by the Federation Internationale de Chiropractic de Sport (FICS) which is an international organisation organising and suporting chiropractors working in elite sport.
If you have any sports injuries or simply want an MOT then contact Core Chiropractic for combined chiropractic and exercise therapy to fix your problem
Prone Shoudler arcs can help strengthen upper back muscles which hold your shoulders in better posture.
By lifintg a dowl or light pole up off the floor and moving the shoulder can help strengthen the muscles between the spine and shoulder blade
Shoulders and shoulder blades which are relaxed and sit back and down instead of hunched up and slouched forward are better for your posture. Good posture can prevent neck pain, shoulder pain and headaches in the future.
For further hints and tips on postural care and general healthy living go to http://ccbrighton.co.uk/videos-exercises-back-pain-neck-pain-sports-injuries/
Neck Strength Training | Brighton Chiropractor video shows simple exercises to help strengthen the muscles in the front of the neck.
Strengthening the front of the neck can help improve your posture, help prevent headaches and neck pain.
For more hints and tips on posture and injury prevention go to http://ccbrighton.co.uk/videos-exercises-back-pain-neck-pain-sports-injuries/
Suspension Training Mountain Climbers are a great exercise to strengthen the abdominals and low back muscles.
This is an advanced exercise which is only appropiate if you have done other core stability exercises all in pain free practice and need a progression of further exercises.
A great exercise using your own body weight and a dynamic exercise which uses core stability during movement.
Side Plank Rotation Exercise demonstrated by Brighton Chiropractor Matt Bateman. The side plank exercise is a great exercise to help stabilise the core while moving dynamically. It will strengthen the abdominals, gluteal and low back muscles which can prevent epsisodes of back pain and improve performance in other activities.
This is a good alternative to a normal plank as the movement is more realistic to everyday activities where we move twist and lift our body weight as opposed to holding a stiff rigid posture.
Please complete within pain free range of motion and stop if any back issues or pain occurs.
The Cat Camel Exercise is a great low back pain exercise for mobilising and improving the flexibility of the mid-low back and pelvis. This exercise shows how to mobilise the back without placing too much stress over the low back joints.
Complete the exercise when you are looking recover from an episode of back pain or preventing back pain occuring in the future.