Spine · Late recovery
Prone Lumbar Extensor Hold
Also called Prone Lumbar Extensor Holds.
How to do it
With the hips supported at the table edge and ankles secured, begin with the trunk slightly lowered. Lift only to a straight neutral line with the legs and hold without hyperextending.
- Body region
- Spine
- Position
- Prone
- Equipment
- Treatment Table; Ankle Strap
- Recovery phase
- Late recovery
- Purpose
- Strengthening
Used in home programs for
- Mechanical / Non-Specific Low Back Pain
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