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π₯ Looking for ways to strengthen your core and hips for low back pain? The halo is a great exercise that will challenge your core in a new way! First and foremost a weak core does not mean you will get low back pain, but that doesnβt mean it isnβt a part of the whole picture. Many people with low back pain are told βitβs because your core is weakβ and that is just not true. Low back pain has many more variables than that and it would be irresponsible to blame someoneβs low back pain on only 1 thing. However, learning how to better stabilize the spine, and integrate core and hip function together will certainly provide a foundation for success. This exercise is great at challenging the entire body and integrating the core with the hips and shoulders.
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1οΈβ£ In a lunge position grab a weight and rotate it around your head in a circle. Be sure to keep the rib cage down and engaged instead of arching backwards! To increase the difficulty narrow the distance between the legs from left to right, to make it easier widen the distance between the legs. The width of your base determines the difficulty. You will fee this in your core, hips, and shoulders! Be sure to switch sides!