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  Help with correcting lordosis!

 Help with correcting lordosis!


Hi there!

I have a condition known as lordosis, which is also called swayback. It is where your back arches too much and your butt protrudes out. As a result, my gut/abs kinda protrude out a bit. If you were to look at my from the side, I'm kinda 'S' shaped. If I were to stand straight up with my back against a wall, there would be space between my lower back and the wall, which there shouldn't be much of.

I'm certain I need to work on my abdominal muscles. What else do I have to work?? Exactly how would one go about correcting this??

Thanks all!

   Reply » Help with correcting lordosis!

Hello,

You are not alone. I also have lordosis as well as my father who was a pro bodybuilder. It can actually be used to your advantage by making your back look even larger. Mine really straightened out by doing ab work. Particularly leg lifts. Concentrate on your posture, too. If you look in the muscle mags you will see a lot of the guys have it. Bentover rows also helped tremendously.

Just remember, besides the lower back pain that comes with lordosis it can be a gift. I am not sure how old you are but in my father and I it has straightened quite a bit with age.


   Reply » Help with correcting lordosis!

Hey there thanks a lot for the encouragement!

I am 22 and I believe my lordosis is a result of not working my abs enough. Bad posture perhaps, but I think it is more a result of the weak muscles.

My lordosis is not that bad. I only get lower back pains if I stand for too long a period (1 hour +).

So are there any other exercises I should focus on?? I read that hamstring work my also be necessary, though I am not sure why.

Time to start working abs 2 times a week.

Thanks again!


   Reply » Help with correcting lordosis!

lol I have the opposite problem


   Reply » Help with correcting lordosis!

Hello,

I would have to say that I saw dramatic results when I started to work my abs everyday.(step it up a notch, once a week is surely not enough) and most importantly, leg lifts. You mentioned hamstring work and I do that anyway, as you should with leg day. Make sure you incorpoorate bent-over rows to strengthen those back muscles on back day.


   Reply » Help with correcting lordosis!

Make sure to stretch your hips too because part of your problem could be tight Iliopsoas muscles.


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