Fight back-related injury with the duraDiscTM workout.
THE LOWDOWN The duraDisc ![]() focus on developing the muscles that promote spinal stability – a key component of spinal health – and focus on the muscles that keep the spine stable. Recent scientific research from Queensland University in Australia has identified spinal stability in the prevention and recovery of back-related pain and injury. Available from AOK Health 1300 655 575 or www.aokhealth.com |
Standing base exercise positionPurpose of exercise: To develop postural awareness and strength in a standing position. |
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Hip Extension—single legPurpose of exercise: To strengthen back of thigh (hamstring) and gluteal muscles. Activate muscles that control lower spine and pelvis. |
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Single leg liftPurpose of exercise: To improve balance and strengthen the legs and also to activate muscles and improve stabilisation of the spine. |
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Lunge & squatPurpose of exercise: To develop lunge technique while increasing lumbo-pelvic stabilisation. |
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Supine sit upPurpose of exercise: To strengthen abdominal muscles, hip extensors and coordinate spinal stabilisers. |
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