Best Scoliosis Exercises for Pain and Posture (NO EQUIPMENT!)

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Dr. Rowe shows the best scoliosis exercises for back pain relief and posture correction.

When it comes to treating scoliosis issues, we need to focus on lengthening and strengthening specific areas around the scoliotic curve.

This video will show how to do this in an easy, step-by-step guide.

All of the exercises can be done at home, require no special equipment, and may give quick back pain relief… even within 30 seconds!

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:41 Muscle Warm Up
2:32 IMPORTANT Info!
3:08 Upper Back Strengthening
6:57 Lower Back Strengthening
9:45 Upper Back Lengthening
11:54 Lower Back Lengthening

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Dr. Michael Rowe
St. Joseph, Michigan chiropractor

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  2. i thought it’s almost universal to stretch the convex size and strengthen the concave size, and the exercises you show do seems to do this. however, why did you say it’s for the opposite purpose

  3. If you have an anterior pelvic tilt, tuck your pelvis in for the first one and you’ll feel a better stretch.

    If you don’t know how to do this sitting, try to make the lower part of your back flat. Your pelvis will tilt the other way when you do this. That’s the direction it needs to go in.

  4. @DrRowe – I'm trying so hard to do these exercises, but with my severe curvature coupled with many years of not exercising – my muscles are shot! Can you suggest some "easier" exercises to get me more in shape to do THESE exercises? I'm still stuck on the first part of the first exercise with a lot of pain when I do the exercise. I know I'll get better with time, but I'd really like to accelerate my ability to do these particular exercises for the intense pain that my scoliosis causes me. I'm 67 years old and not very active because I hate pain! I want these exercises to help me like I believe they will.

  5. Thank you for this video. I have bow leg and suffered from scoliosis since a child. No treatment was ever done as doctors in my small town were clueless regarding any help. I am 76 years old and have osteoarthritis. I have done exercises but never seen anything like your program. I now have severe arthritis in my lumbar and have been in pain most of my life. I just had hip surgery last week but as soon as I recover will try your exercises. Any other recommendations for my issues?
    Vs

  6. I had hip replacement surgery a month ago, and a week before surgery my x-rays showed I also have scoliosis. Each issue seemed to be exacerbating the other – a vicious cycle! Although the hip has been healing fast, the scoliosis has been getting worse. I just found these exercises today, and tried some of the ones I can physically do. (Can't do the side-raises yet). All I was doing was testing my capability of doing each exercise, and after trying them, I was able to walk across the house much straighter and more smoothly than before. I'm going to keep doing these, because if I saw so much improvement after just a couple sets, I'm hopeful that if I continue with them, over time my back will be much straighter and more comfortable, and my hips more flexible.

  7. My lower side is my right side. When I step up on my left, then raise my right side (the lower hip side) I feel lots of burning and fatigue in the left glute area that remains stationary. Am I doing it wrong?

  8. These exercises are really good , thank you for sharing❤ I am a dancer and I also have scoliosis. The first exercise against the wall I learn it in an Alexander technique class. The second exercise using the wall for support, I guess you are not supposed to engage the leg close to the wall. As I am very flexibel❤ I have to be aware to engage only the body part we are working on❤❤❤❤

  9. I Have Lower Lumbar Scoliosis & I Get Confused as To What my Open Side Is. Mine Is So Bad My Right Leg Is 7/8" Shorter Than My Left. Also I Had My Right Hip Replaced More Than A Yr. Ago & I Still Have Alot Of Pain I'd Say Below My Belt But Above My Right Pocket Area. can You Give Me Any Helpful Exercise Ideas ?

  10. I was diagnosed with dectroscolosis. I have not been given any information from 3 doctors as which exercise to concentrate on to relieve pain. Please advise which exercise I should concentrate on to reduce the pain in my back.
    Thanks
    Peter

  11. 20 years ago two months after a hip replacement all the muscles connected to the greater trochter tore off the bone. Brsides the chronic pain ive had to walk with a cane because of the weakness on that side ( trendelenburg gait) . Even with years of pt , my crookedness has caused severe degenerative scoliosis of the lower back. Im 75 now and looking at multilevel fusion to help with the worsening pain. I am going to do these exercises religiously for a few wèeks and hopefully avoid surgery.thanks

  12. This one exercise is a life changer for me! My physical therapist recently introduced me to this exercise and almost overnight my lower back pain is virtually gone! I'm a 77 year old male with scoliosis and I have suffered from chronic pain for over forty years. So glad to see this exercise being promoted here! Here's hoping it helps many of you the way it helped me!!!

  13. I love your exercises, but ,ay I make a recommendation? Stress to your patients to breathe through every stretch. It’ll make a HUGE impact on release the tension/spasms while stretching.

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