Hi guys,
I've seen many people and links mention exercises and stretches for the hip flexors, lower back, strengthening the core, glutes and hamstrings and how this all can help to neutralize the anterior pelvic tilt, but my question is has anyone been successful with this routine yet?
I want to hear from people that have had success to fix their lordosis/anterior pelvic tilt or whatever experience they had for that matter.
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05-03-2007, 05:21 PM #1
Anyone fix lordosis/anterior pelvic tilt yet?
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05-03-2007, 05:22 PM #2
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i've corrected several postural deviations/distortions on several clients. done it to myself too. stretch tight muscles, strengthen the loose ones. for me it was my rhomboids and hip flexors.
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05-03-2007, 05:34 PM #3
Wow, that's really good news and motivational. How many times do you think I should work on the stretches and how long should I hold each movement? For example, right now I stretch my hip flexors a few times a day but how long should I hold the stretch for (eg. warrior lunge). Also the lower back stretch. I haven't concentrated on strengthening the glutes but how much should I do those and should they be done daily or once a week type of thing?
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05-03-2007, 05:54 PM #4
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i stretched my hip flexors along with my lowback, lats, and shoulders every day. i still do it fairly often. when you stretch statically, find a point of tension that is uncomfortable but bearable, and hold it 20-30 seconds. hip flexors can be tough to stretch so make sure you position yourself in the stretch so you hit it good. if you want to strengthen certain muscles just make them a priority in your workout and train them just like you would anything else, giving them time to recover. alot of people should be doing this stuff but think its unecessary. in fact, having your muscles at an optimal length will help them produce the most force, thus, making you stronger. (ATTENTION ALL BODYBUILDERS)
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i had very bad anterior tilt, permanent back pain for years, its only just getting better and i did. loads of quad and back stretches and loads of strengthening on the glutes, glutes medius, abs, obliques and the hamstrings. stretching needs to be done a few times a day really, and dont expect stuff to change soon it takes quite a bit of time to undo the bad habits.
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05-04-2007, 10:51 AM #11
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no for glutes i did weighted bridges which is also a great hip flexsor stretch. also ghr.
do the one at the bottom
http://www.tacticalathlete.com/bridgearticle.htm
use a couple of 45 plates and try to get to 50-100 reps.
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05-04-2007, 11:16 AM #12
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another victim of the anterior pelvic tilt here, its a topic alot of people have problems with.. good info in here.. As for me I've been working on for the past couple of months, my main things have been doing core work and strengthening 2x a week, followed me stretching of my lower back and hamstrings.. I think it's getting better now but I only had a mild case to begin with
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