Anterior pelvic tilt is a condition characterized by the pelvis being tilted forward so that the front part of the pelvis is lower than the back. This causes the stomach and buttocks to protrude. Anterior pelvic tilt can cause a number of symptoms and should be corrected in order to avoid chronic pain. Causes The [...]
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Should You Stop Exercising Because Of Back Pain?
April 29th, 2012
AmeeL The “No Pain, No Gain” philosophy toward exercise incites people to work out despite what their bodies are telling them. Yet pain is sometimes an indicator that rest is needed and that stressing your body further may lead to injury. There are times when it’s sensible to work out when you’re in pain and times [...]
Stretches That Relieve Back Pain
April 25th, 2012
AmeeL Back pain affects at least 80% of the population at some point. Though some people develop chronic pain conditions, for most back pain is a temporary yet nagging problem. Many people experience back pain after intense physical activity or the opposite, staying in one position for a long time. A regular stretching routine is one [...]
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness: Causes and Solutions
April 22nd, 2012
AmeeL Whether your lifestyle is athletic or relatively sedentary, you’ve likely experienced muscle soreness after physically exerting yourself more than usual. If this soreness occurs one to three days after activity, it is called delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). Some think that lactic acid buildup in a muscle causes DOMS, but this is a misconception. The [...]
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