It is also important to keep the spine in a relatively neutral position during bending and lifting tasks,
maintaining the normal, natural curvature of the lumbar spine. People with strong glutes are more
apt to keep a rigid neutral spine when lifting and move mostly around the hip joint, whereas people
with weak glutes are more likely to round excessively at the lower back (lumbar compensation),
which over time can lead to lower back pain. Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain is often caused by weak
glutes. Because the gluteus maximus pulls the ligaments taut to sufficiently close the SI joint,
exercisers with weak glutes are more prone to SI joint instability during strenuous activity, which
can cause pain.
It is also important to keep the spine in a relatively neutral position during bending and lifting tasks,maintaining the normal, natural curvature of the lumbar spine. People with strong glutes are moreapt to keep a rigid neutral spine when lifting and move mostly around the hip joint, whereas peoplewith weak glutes are more likely to round excessively at the lower back (lumbar compensation),which over time can lead to lower back pain. Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain is often caused by weakglutes. Because the gluteus maximus pulls the ligaments taut to sufficiently close the SI joint,exercisers with weak glutes are more prone to SI joint instability during strenuous activity, whichcan cause pain.
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