PRONE LEG RAISE EXERCISE
- Prone Leg Raise exercise helps to strengthen the gluteus maximus muscles in your buttocks.
- It helps to maintain good pelvic stability and also in the prevention and rehabilitation of lower-back problems.
- If your buttock muscles are weak, you may try to use your back in the movement, prevent this by placing a pillow under your abdomen and pelvis.
- Lie down prone with your forehead resting on the back of your hands and your knees straight. Bracing your abdomen, squeeze your buttocks tightly together
- Keep your buttocks tight and lift your right leg up in a slow, smooth movement about 12in (30cm) off the floor (or higher as your muscles become stronger).
- Hold for 5 seconds when you reach the top of the movement, then return to the start position, slowly and with control.
- Perform 5 reps. initially alternatively with both the legs
- Gradually increase the number of repetitions as you feel improvement and muscle strength grows.
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