
Additional materials for the video course “Strong back”
The exercises comprise in the course are both suitable for daily performance (if you are well-prepared) and for carrying out with a 1 or 2-day break if you haven’t practiced before.
Before starting to do an exercise, watch the instructional video first, and only after that begin the activity. The instructional part is represented in the video and comes first before all challenging exercises. In this part the author gives a detailed explanation of the technique, which is followed by the performance itself.
If the succeeding workout seemed too hard to perform, you can come back to the previous one and repeat it several times with a 1- or 2-day break
If doing an exercise on all fours causes pain in the knee joints, put a blanket under the knees.
Be careful about your own feelings while working out. Choose the range of motion and the amplitude which do not cause any pain. Eventually, you will see the progress and will be able to perform the exercises in full.
Don’t forget about breathing while doing the exercises! Adjust your movements to the breathing, not vice versa! This helps to normalize the muscle tone and reduce the pain.
Move smoothly and consciously! Avoid any sharp movements.
Remember to work out on a regular basis! Only regular exercises are effective and help you achieve a successful outcome.
Enjoy working out and love what you do! Positive emotions reduce pain! We have done our best to help you exercise efficiently and effectively!
Work out with us! Stay with us! Take care!
Improve spine health with a guided warm-up, mobility drills, core strengthening, and gentle twists, finishing with a relaxing back stretch.
Engage in a guided warm-up and spine mobility routine for back pain relief, led by a licenced rehab specialist. Coordinate breathing with knee lifts, pelvis rotations, and table pose stretches.
Engage in a guided back pain relief workout: warm up, neck and hip stretches, table pose exercises, diagonal arm-leg moves, spinal twists, and breath-synced sequences.
Engage in a guided back-health routine with a full warm-up, neck and shoulder mobility, pelvic and spinal movements, and breathing-focused stretches for a stronger, healthier spine.
Guide to back pain relief through a full body warm-up, controlled twists, and mindful breathing that lengthens the spine, releases chest tension, and stretches the sides.
Engage in a structured warm-up followed by stretches, twists, and breathing that lengthen the spine, stretch the sides, and align the pelvis for back pain relief.
Perform regular, slow, breath-controlled exercises to relieve back pain and improve posture. Align sleep, sit, and lift practices with ergonomic rules, stay active, and avoid heavy loads and risky movements.
Strengthen the spinal and abdominal muscles with a set of exercises developed by a rehab therapist to relieve back pain and keep the spine flexible.
Why is this course worth taking?
First, it is impossible to cure spinal diseases with gels, ointments or other medication alone. In order to keep your back healthy it is essential to do proper physical activity.
Anastacia Yarosh, PhD in Medicine, majoring in such fields as Restorative Medicine, Sports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Balneology, has developed this course which comprises the most effective exercises to improve the spine health, these are the exercises she has been using successfully to restore her patients' health.
The course is aimed at:
Building of the muscle corset
Normalization of the muscle tone
Developing flexibility, spine plasticity and mobility
Reducing and elimination of stooping posture
Eeverything possible to get back to active life free of pain
The exercise program is suitable for people of any age and any fitness level, it does not require any additional equipment. Each lesson demonstrates the correct technique and shows how to perform the exercise in detail, every session is 20 minutes long.
The exercises are aimed to fix bulging discs, to relieve back and lower back pain, to ease pain in the neck, to keep the spine healthy. The creator of the course is a rehabilitation therapist, PhD in Medicine, the author of more than 60 scientific publications, the name is included into the list of highly talented young researchers.