Thoracic Rotation
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through 16 votes
through 16 votes

muscles: | Lower Back![]() |
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auxiliary muscles: | Trapezius![]() |
required: | Doable Without Equipment And Weights |
optional: | Fitness Mat |
fitness level: | Easy |
exercise type: | Strength |



General And Specifics
- this lower back exercise is also an ideal stretching exercise
Starting Position
- go on all fours
- place one hand at the temple
- the elbow points outwards, not down
- hold the back straight and avoid a hollow-back
- look down
Correct Execution
- at first, rotate the upper body down until the elbow touches the other arm
- your head follows the motion
- then invert the motion and guide your upper body up as high as possible
- the other hand always holds up your body
- your chest points to the side then, your elbow to the ceiling
- repeat several times on one side
- afterwards, switch the arms and do the same number of repetitions