(3)
So alignment of the spine changes in the sitting position, which means that the compressive forces on the lumbar discs change as well, which dehydrates them more rapidly and can create structural problems down the line.
Not exact matches
Watson and Monteiro note that in contrast to forward - facing seats, rear - facing seats provide full
alignment of the head, neck, and
spine,
so that crash forces are dispersed over these areas rather than centered on one site.
How do you ensure proper neck
alignment in yoga backbends,
so the backbend goes into the thoracic
spine instead
of the neck?