Standing in an awkward position, sitting for long hours in front of a computer, or habitually squatting can all lead to spinal misalignment. Once the spine becomes curved or twisted, it can cause a variety of health issues. To prevent this, performing the back-flip exercise regularly can help realign your spine. Even if you have bone spurs, this practice may help alleviate the condition. It's recommended to do this 108 times a day (you can do them all at once), and there's no need to be slow—just focus on correcting your spine yourself.
The "rolling back" exercise is one effective way to improve spinal alignment. However, since each person’s body is different, not everyone can perform this move easily. For safety reasons, let’s go over the technique again.
There are many ways to correct spinal issues, and this method is one of the simplest. It requires no medicine or injections, just regular practice.
The human body is controlled by the nervous system, with most functions regulated by the spinal nerves. If the nerves connecting the internal organs to the spinal cord function properly, your organs will work as they should. But if the spinal nerves become compressed, it can lead to various health problems across different parts of the body.
Here’s how to perform the rolling back exercise:
1. Sit on the ground with your knees bent and your hands wrapped around your calves. Breathe naturally, don’t rush. Arch your abdomen backward, and slowly roll your body from the tailbone and lower back onto the ground. Your feet don’t need to cross your head at first. As you get more comfortable, gradually roll up through the thoracic and cervical vertebrae, lifting your toes until they touch your head.
Many yoga students can try this for the first time under the guidance of a teacher. With a little effort, the movement will become easier over time, and eventually, your feet can cross your head and land on your toes. Holding your hands under your calves makes the movement more powerful.
2. Lie flat on the ground with your knees bent and your feet planted firmly. Clasp your calves with your hands, arch your abdomen, and slowly roll your body from the tailbone, through the lower back, and up the thoracic spine. Roll forward and then back again.
Practicing this depends on your physical condition. Don’t force yourself too much. If you can’t roll your legs over your head, start with the second step. People with bone spurs should move more slowly and gently.
**Question:** Can someone with a hunchback perform the rolling back exercise?
**Yoga Teacher:** Yes, but do it slowly and gently. You can also lie flat on the ground without lifting your head, just hold your feet and bounce slightly. This is suitable even for older individuals.
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