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Forward Head and Neck Forward head posture and shoulders rounded forward are common signs of this set of muscle imbalances. For every inch your head moves forward out of alignment from your shoulders, your neck effectively carries an additional ten pounds of weight. Forward head and neck postural dysfunction is a frequent cause of neck and upper back pain, not to mention headaches, shoulder pain and more. - See more at: http://www.losethebackpain.com/blog/2012/10/02/back-muscle-pain/#stha...
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Muscle imbalance!
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Backward Tipped Pelvis Muscle Imbalance The opposite of a forward tipped pelvis, a backward tipped pelvis is the least common of the four primary postural dysfunctions behind back muscle pain. It’s most frequently found in the older population. Tight muscles: Pectoralis Upper abdominal Gluteal Hamstrings Weak muscles: Thoracic erector spinae Hip flexors Quadriceps
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The levator scapulae is overworked especially when you are under stress because your shoulders hunch upwards as your look downwards at a computer screen. Stretching will definitely alleviate tension and relieve your headache pain.
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Wall–Standing Exercises: Stand with back against a wall, with heels about 3 inches away. Place hands up beside head with elbows touching the wall. Tilt pelvis to flatten low back against the wall by pulling up and inward with the lower abdominal muscles. Firmly tighten the abdominals especially the lateral Oblique to shift the upper body forward and the pelvis back, and to "make the lower abdomen cave in." Keep arms in contact with wall and move slowly to a diagonally overhead position.