Supportive for prevention and pain relief
With these exercises for lumbago, you’ll actively ease the pain yourself.
Lumbago often comes on unexpectedly, bringing severe back pain. Are you barely able to move because of the pain and reliant on help from other people? When the pain is acute, there’s not much you can do. Rest is the order of the day. As soon as you’re relatively free from pain when you move, it’s important to start moving and begin with the lumbago exercises. Stimulating the tense areas can help you heal faster. You’ll prevent tightness and ideally stop lumbago coming back in the future.
Perform the exercise protocol two to three times a week.
By doing the following lumbago exercises, you can fight the potential causes of this excessive tightness and make sure it doesn’t come back, keeping you free from back pain in the long term.
Using even pressure with self-massage techniques helps bring more nourishment to the surrounding fascia. The aim is to reduce muscle tension, restoring balance in the lumbar spine and hips and thereby alleviating pain.
After your myofascial self-massage, use the BLACKROLL® TRIGGER BOX to activate your deep fascial adhesions. The targeted pressure helps release tension deep in your lumbar spine region.
Myofascial techniques can help you reduce muscle tension. To lengthen your fascia tissue, you should stretch the affected structures.
You should only do the strength exercises after self-myofascial techniques (SMT) and mobilization/stretching exercises. In other words, once you’ve already noticeably reduced tension in your back muscles using exercises. Weak and inactive muscles tend to become overly tense. You can even out muscular imbalances by doing targeted exercises for activation and strengthening. Important to know: focus on the target muscles when doing this exercise.