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Shoulder and neck pain is a common problem for modern people. Correcting bad posture is even more important for people with scoliosis.

The following 5 movements target the spine and cervical spine and activate the muscles around the shoulders.

Equipment used: dumbbells, kettlebells

Don't rest after each movement, but go straight to the next one. When all 5 moves are complete, rest for a minute, then repeat for a total of 3 to 5 rounds.

Suitcase type

Practice:

• Stand with your feet together, hold a kettlebell (you can substitute a dumbbell) in your left hand, and place your right hand on your hip.
• Engage your core and take a small step forward. That counts once.
• Walk on, 15 steps in total. Switch hands and repeat with the kettlebell. This counts as a group.
• Immediately move on to the next movement without pausing.

Bird dog rowing

Practice:

• Limbs at a high level with wrists under shoulders and knees bent.
• Hold a dumbbell in your left hand, tighten your core, and raise your right leg until it's parallel to the floor. This is a preliminary measure. With the emphasis on the right hand and left calf, raise the left hand until the elbow is close to the side of the ribs. spine erect.
• Then slowly return to the original. That counts once.
• Repeat 10-12 times, immediately move on to the next action.

Shoulder touch stick

• In Stick Pose, start with your hands directly under your shoulders.
• Engage your core and touch your left hand to your right shoulder as you open and close your legs.
• Return to starting position and repeat on the other side. That counts once.
• Repeat 10-12 times, immediately move on to the next action

Row forward

Practice:

• Hold a dumbbell and stand with your feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent.
• Body bent forward, chest down, arms hanging down, palms in. This is the ready position.
• Engage your core, raise the dumbbells toward your ribs, tighten your shoulder blades, pause, and then return to the original position. That counts once.
• Repeat 10-12 times, immediately move on to the next action.

Superman

Practice:

• Lie on the floor, stomach down, arms bent 90 degrees, elbows and shoulders in the same line, forearms on the floor, legs straight, toes touching the floor.
• Strengthen core muscles, stabilize spine, and slightly raise head, chest, and arms overhead.
• Keep the cervical spine neutral by looking three inches in front of your nose, arms extended forward, and keeping your biceps close to your ears.
• Then rewind the movement and return to the original position.
• Repeat 10-12 times, immediately move on to the next action.

The above exercises can help you build your shoulder and neck strength. Wearing a Smartwatch can also inform you about the results of your training, e.g. B. how many calories you burn and what your breathing rate is.