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ahamer21
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2009/07/23 13:33:44 (permalink)
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Lower back

can any suggest some lower back exercises that I can do? thanks
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    markfj
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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/23 13:35:54 (permalink)
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    Deadlifts are the best back exercise..
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    ahamer21
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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/23 13:41:23 (permalink)
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    ok thanks, is that all that is needed to do to work the lower back well?
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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/23 13:48:54 (permalink)
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    There are several excerices for the back

    Deadlifts being the best, as its a compound lift but others

    Bent Over Row (Upper back mainly)
    Seated Row
    Hyper-extentions
    Lateral Pulldown
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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/23 16:54:47 (permalink)
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    Squats and Deadlifts work the back, Back extensions more specifically. Avoid things like hyper extensions.

    Core, Legs and other back work will also have an effect on lower back.
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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/23 17:58:47 (permalink)
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    Lower back;

    Back extensions
    Glute ham raises
    Deadlift and variations
    Back squats
    Good mornings
    Pullthroughs
    Weightlifting technique ie power cleans
    Many kettlebell lifts ie swings

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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/23 18:06:30 (permalink)
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    Iain is a smart man

    Lower back can be trained statically (keeping an arch through a deadlift or squat) or by actually contracting it (round back goodmornings, back extensions, etc)
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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/23 23:50:51 (permalink)
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    whats wrong with hyperextensions?
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    Re:Lower back 2009/07/24 10:10:49 (permalink)
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    The spine was not designed for repetitive and forceful hyper extension or flexion. Lots of info on it, read into Stuart McGills work and sports coaches like Eric Cressey etc...
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