Dynamic lumbar stabilization exercises

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Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano

Principal Orthopedic Spine surgeon at Montesano Spine & Sport.

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Dynamic lumbar stabilization exercises are exercises that help to strengthen your back without putting it under a lot of stress and strain on your discs and ligaments. They also help to maintain your spine’s natural curve. Dynamic stabilization offers a range of exercises that accommodates everyone. Some dynamic stabilization exercises include: hamstring stretches, pelvic tilts, and arm/leg raises.

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