How to Reboot Your Core When You Have Back Pain | Tim Keeley | Physio REHAB

If you watched my previous video on restoring lumbar flexion, here is the 'part 2' for getting the core switched back on again if you are having back pain.
Here are 4 progressive core activation and light strengthening exercises to help your back stop going into spasm and pain, and give you a road back to normal back and core strengthening and general fitness. I also give you some easier and harder options depending on your situation.
1. Knee Floats
2. Bird Dogs
3. Planks on Knees
4. Side Planks on Knees
Make sure you check out Part 1 for the mobility exercises to help you with restoring lumbar spine flexion and reducing muscle spasm and tightness.
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[@trishbech9082]

Super helpful again. Thanks Tim! Valuable teaching as always 😊

[@physiorehab]

My pleasure!

[@DianaSu11]

Great explanation! Thanks for the detailed instructions. Please keep showing more exercises for core, back and walking.
I’m in PT due to L5-S1 (loss of disc height) problems. (Your videos are better than my in- person PT.)

[@megand175]

Was about to write the same, great explanation, !

[@physiorehab]

More to come!

[@loriwilliamson5738]

This video is life changing! Thank you so much. This truly helped me significantly.

[@1426Decatur]

Tim! Thanks for the side plank tip about pulling the shoulder forward with your hand for added stability. I avoid side planks because they aggravate my shoulders. I’ll see how this goes. In just trying it now ….. it seems more secure.
ALWAYS learn something from you. Patrick

[@physiorehab]

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[@edbengtson3749]

Sir Tim, Seriously, thank you for the Attention to these Minor details like the shoulder stabilization maneuver while strengthening the core. What a Humongous Difference in just being able to even do these necessary exercises. It's Greatly appreciated! I'm impressed that with these Minor adjustments, one is finally able to accomplish these important exercises now with confidence that initially wasn't there. Very Grateful 🙏

[@arlinjv]

Exactly what I was looking for!

[@utb8536]

Very good explications!

[@mariacarrillo6249]

What a great video! I am so grateful I found your channel. Your detail oriented approach to every exercise is what makes this channel so awesome. Thank you!

[@physiorehab]

Thanks for the feedback that’s awesome

[@edbengtson3749]

Appreciate you...

[@marynguyen8559]

What a timely video. Thank you !!

[@physiorehab]

Glad it was helpful!

[@juliajohnston7466]

This is video has been so helpful. Very well explained. Thank you

[@physiorehab]

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[@gracema8631]

the tip given for how to stabilize the shoulder is so helpful , thank you !

[@physiorehab]

You’re welcome :)

[@lauraelliston1682]

Amazing tutorial ❤

[@physiorehab]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@afrosamurai2423]

Wicked thanks just what i needed

[@physiorehab]

Glad I could help 👍

[@danielhallberg6311]

Tack!

[@physiorehab]

Thanks Daniel! 🙏👍

[@robertgarcia8475]

Great tips. How do you progress from plank/side planks in this video to full plank/side planks? E.g add 10 seconds next session, add 20 seconds a day. Cheers

[@dig9260]

Hi Tim. Are these exercises good if I have sacro illiac joint problem ?

[@brendanfurey4465]

Thanks

[@brendanfurey4465]

Many thanks. Great explanation

[@physiorehab]

Just saw this. Thanks heaps Brendan you’re a legend glad you appreciate the content. 🙏😄

[@UTUBEKKUTUBE]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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[@marlonwhyte8217]

So how do you breathe do belly breathe can you please explain

[@physiorehab]

Have a look at our latest video on the TA an dpelvic floor :)

[@bolchert]

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