Strong glutes exert a posterior pull on the pelvis to help maintain proper posture. Weak glutes can
lead to what’s been coined lower-crossed syndrome. This postural distortion is characterized by
imbalanced muscle pairs, called force couples, across the lumbopelvic region. Essentially, the pull
of the spinal erectors and hip flexors, which anteriorly tilt the pelvis, exceeds the pull of the glutes
and abdominals, which posteriorly tilt the pelvis, causing a gradual anterior pelvic tilt over time
accompanied by hyperlordosis (overarching) of the lumbar spine, thereby predisposing the body to
lower back pain.
Strong glutes exert a posterior pull on the pelvis to help maintain proper posture. Weak glutes canlead to what’s been coined lower-crossed syndrome. This postural distortion is characterized byimbalanced muscle pairs, called force couples, across the lumbopelvic region. Essentially, the pullof the spinal erectors and hip flexors, which anteriorly tilt the pelvis, exceeds the pull of the glutesand abdominals, which posteriorly tilt the pelvis, causing a gradual anterior pelvic tilt over timeaccompanied by hyperlordosis (overarching) of the lumbar spine, thereby predisposing the body tolower back pain.
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