30-01-2011, 07:35 PM
Hey TheEd,
Hope you are well - hows the weather over there now?
Back is well on road to recovery. :yes:
Ordered and received a very comprehensive exercise book to refine and strengthen my knowledge of core stability exercises to attempt to address this back injury - its an very useful guide and thoroughly recommend it:
shop.pponline.co.uk/shop/core-stability-training-injury-free-performance-5980
Have identified that this back injury is related to a noticeable amount of discomfort in right hip, this could be due my to running which the above book seeks to resolve with a better core - will try out and see how my core develops in the next few. It should have all sorts of benefits as consequence...
Whilst getting back on feet and before get out on any waddles have been doing a few short core routines. Did a 20 mins bike on Thurs. It appears to have helped already and moved on the tension and soreness in lower lumbar region. Going to continue to take it very easy this week and slowly build up a the core sessions and make them a staple part of my training - onwards and upwards...
Cheers,
D
Hope you are well - hows the weather over there now?
Back is well on road to recovery. :yes:
Ordered and received a very comprehensive exercise book to refine and strengthen my knowledge of core stability exercises to attempt to address this back injury - its an very useful guide and thoroughly recommend it:
shop.pponline.co.uk/shop/core-stability-training-injury-free-performance-5980
Have identified that this back injury is related to a noticeable amount of discomfort in right hip, this could be due my to running which the above book seeks to resolve with a better core - will try out and see how my core develops in the next few. It should have all sorts of benefits as consequence...
Whilst getting back on feet and before get out on any waddles have been doing a few short core routines. Did a 20 mins bike on Thurs. It appears to have helped already and moved on the tension and soreness in lower lumbar region. Going to continue to take it very easy this week and slowly build up a the core sessions and make them a staple part of my training - onwards and upwards...
Cheers,
D