Sentences with phrase «in lumbar lordosis»

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It is typically seen in the lumbar spine (lower back), and usually accompanied by straightening of the spine from the side view (loss of lumbar lordosis).

Lordosis mostly affects squat and dead lift as it is in the way of keeping neutral lumbar spine (lower back) position when lifting weights.

You see, the hyperextended curve in the neck will need to find compensation further down the spine and therefore, further lordosis of the lumbar spine will occur.

Overemphasized lordosis in the neck will trickle down to the thoracic and lumbar spine (Weingroff).

A healthy spine has neutral curves in the sagittal plane that offset each other, called kyphosis in the thoracic spine or lordosis in the lumbar area.

A tight psoas can cause serious postural problems: when you stand up, it pulls the low back vertebrae forward and down toward the femur, often resulting in lordosis (overarching in the lumbar spine), which is a common cause of low back pain and stiffness; it can also contribute to arthritis in the lumbar facet joints.

In lower crossed syndrome, the latissimus dorsi and erector spinae are shortened, exaggerating lumbar lordosis (1, 3).

And many people, especially in the yoga community, have excessive lumbar lordosis (exaggerated curvature of the lower back).

We naturally have a small degree of anterior pelvic tilt and lumbar lordosis for proper shock absorption in the spine, but both high heels and sitting can lead to an unhealthy amount of both of these.

I was overzealous with a high tolerance for pain coupled with a mechanically challenged skeleton (Lordosis, a lumbar curvature that results in ilapsosis - I - T band injury syndrome and cervical spasm and all the fall out from that.

Specific postural changes seen in LCS include anterior pelvic tilt, increased lumbar lordosis, lateral lumbar shift, lateral leg rotation, and knee hyperextension.

This exercise strengthens and balance glutes as well and helps minimise overarching (lumbar lordosis) in the lower back.

Despite commonly - held beliefs to the contrary, anterior pelvic tilt is not associated with lumbar lordosis angle in standing, peak hip extension angle (ROM), low back pain incidence, or abdominal strength as measured by the leg lowering test.