Yoga for Lower Back Pain [w/ Adee]

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Do this flow to help release low back pain! Incorporating these postures and stretches into your daily routine can change your world! Happy yoga-ing 🙂

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[Flow With Adee] I am a registered yoga teacher with a B.S. in Exercise Physiology. Movement is essential to a happy, healthy lifestyle and I believe there is a form of movement for everyone. With roots in dance, much of my yoga is free flowing and therefore looks different on every body. That is the beauty of it! Allow your body to MOVE YOU. I hope my classes can provide you some peace and a time to tune in to your body and let go. xx

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46 COMMENTS

  1. I just found your channel yesterday & the hip flexor stretches have been a life saver! I’m trying to do these different stretch & flexibility videos until I can start doing more which includes lifting. Was working out & then my lower back pain was debilitating! TY

  2. Hey Adison, I am a big fan of yours. And I want to meet you in my life at least once because I learn so many things from you related to yoga and exercises. It helps me a lot. I have a huge respect in my heart for you. Thank you Adee❤

  3. This is a great therapeutic practice for relaxing the back especially after doing squats at the gym thanks adee always a great practice see you tomorrow practice have a wonderful evening thumbs up always keep up the great work

  4. I'm dealing with a lower back injury right now. This sequence feels like it helps. That position where you put the yoga block between your shoulders felt pretty intense! But I think it's beneficial as well. Thanks for the video!

  5. New subscriber here 👋 starting a new habit for my 40's and that is AM yoga to wake my body up and for back pain and bedtime yoga ☺️ will be following you Adee 🙂 thanks for all your videos! 💙

  6. can't remember how I came across your videos, but you were doing a split! you can figure the rest out. I decided to be serious and look for a video that could help me I suffer from low back pains, I watched this video and followed along, I felt better the same night and the next morning I will continue and subscribe! thanks

  7. Thank you very much Adee.
    Your video's are awesome and so are you.

    I tried this as my back does bother me sometimes (total computer geek and spend way to much time sat in that chair).

    I was a little dismayed to find that I couldn't put my butt and the back of my head on the floor at the same time.
    I got their eventualy but it took about 20 minutes of gradualy swaping out the book under my head for a thinner one.

    Should I be worried about this?

    Also, if I may ask, is being barefoot important for yoga? or is it simply a case of personal preference?

  8. Hi Adee, 2 doubts here ^^

    1st – When we're doing the exercise w/ the back laid, holding the knees and you tell to let the legs fall to each side (like @ 2m20s), I always get in doubt in yoga if I should let the gravity do the work OR if it's OK to "force" the legs w/ the hands to spread them a little further. This doubt is not just about this movement, but every now and then when I have to do "stretching" exercises.

    2nd – The only time in this flow when I felt my lower back sore was coincidentally on the movement you say "If you only do 1 stretch a day for lower back I suggest this one"(@ minute 17'). Is this normal (because my back is not strong enough) or maybe this is not the right movement for me? (Or maybe I'm doing it a little wrong and forcing it in some way I shouldn't?)

    thnx again <3

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