Standing spinal rotation
While standing, extend your arms out in front of you. Slowly turn your upper body to the right, keeping your hips and feet facing forward. Return to center, and then twist to the left. Continue this movement a few times or until you hear your back crack or your back feels looser. 28 May 2019
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Use an exercise ball. An exercise ball can be a great way to stretch your back, and it may also result in some cracking as well. To start, sit on an ...
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20 Nov 2021 · One gentle way of cracking your upper back after a long day of sitting hunched over a desk or computer is to use your chair. Slide your hips and ...
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19 Oct 2021 · Sit tall in a chair with your back straight and your hips and feet facing forward. · Slowly twist your upper body to the right as far as you can ...
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10 Mar 2020 · Stand with the feet hip-width apart. · Lean forward and look at the ground. · Place the right hand on a table or chair for support. · Let the left ...
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The easiest way for me is to use a yoga ball and lay my back on it until my spine forms a backward C, then I allow my arms to rest to the side while carefully ...
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This is easiest to do from sitting in a chair. Start by stretching your arms out in front of you, then clasp your hands together, letting your palms face ...
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13 Mar 2022 · Hold your right arm straight out at shoulder height, with your left hand gently extend all of your fingers on your right hand back towards your ...
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Back cracking can occur whenever the spine's facet joints are manipulated out of or into their normal position, such as when twisting the lower back or neck ...
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Foam roller: Start by sitting on the floor with a foam roller positioned behind you. With bent knees, slowly lean back so that the tense section of your back is ...
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17 Feb 2022 · Sit up straight in a chair facing forward (that means hips, knees, and toes straight ahead). · Slowly twist your upper body to one side as far as ...
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Upper Back · Age · Genetics · Occupational hazards · Sedentary lifestyle · Excess weight/high BMI · Poor posture · Pregnancy · Smoking ...
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