Dr. Ashton prescribed several positions for me to perform each day. This position pictured on the left, is called
Posterior Pelvic Tilt. The requirements sound simple enough: tighten your
butt, lay down flat and squeeze your
abdomen so that it moves towards your
spine. This was a challenge. My back didn't want to elongate and I struggled to get my head to lower to the floor. As I flattened my stomach, the pressure released a little in my neck. By the 5th repetition out of 10, my lower back started to hurt. I was told to only do each position to the point of fatigue or pain, so I moved on to the next position. I never imagined that performing such a simple task might be so difficult.
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