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Pelvic tilt
Lie with knees bent and feet flat. Gently rock the pelvis to flatten then release the lower back. Begin with 8 slow repetitions.
Target muscles
Rectus abdominis, obliques, transversus abdominis, multifidus, erector spinae and quadratus lumborum
Setup
Warm up gently and choose a supported position. Work within a comfortable range; never force through pain.
Perform the move
Lie with knees bent and feet flat. Gently rock the pelvis to flatten then release the lower back. Begin with 8 slow repetitions. Return slowly to the starting position. Keep breathing and stop if the movement causes pain.
Why use it?
Practice controlled range of motion in the trunk and lower back. This is general mobility education, not an individual injury rehabilitation prescription.
Common mistake
Forcing the end range or treating an online sample as a diagnosis-specific rehabilitation plan.
Alternative
Use less range, more support or discuss an individual option with a physiotherapist.
Use the setup, movement, common mistake and easier option above. A selected external demonstration for this exact variation has not been added yet.
Exercise within a comfortable range. Stop if a movement causes pain.
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