Super exercise for lower back: BodySpex fitness w/ Jai
October 18, 2011 by HART 1-800-HART
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I just found this health related video on YouTube … and thought you might enjoy it!
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Trainer Jai demonstrates proper form and technique for variations of the super flying man exercise. This exercise works the lower back and glutes and is great for addressing lower back pain.
Tell us what you think about this video in the comments below, or in the Battling For Health Community Forum!
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Toes out (aka plantar flexion) has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with your hamstrings…
Hams get engaged with knee flexion and assist in hip extension…
Go learn your muscle insertion and origin points
Stop misleading people…
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@mean71cuda i dont do this exercise anymore…now i have started doing barbell squats/ I may start back on this exercise….its been awhile lol
@BodySpex thanks very much, i was struggling with getting the correct form and technique which you have explained very well.
hold on let me try it
You can do the superman without the overextended arc backwards. All you need to do is bring your torso just a little ways off the ground(small movement) and hold. This will help prevent the overpressure.
Heheh, I like how he said “Tummy!”
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nice glutes
Nice vid, Sir. I’ve been doing the superman exercise wrong this entire time but now I know how to do it correctly.
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for some reason i got a lot of thumbs up in return when i do this at the gym 😉
@41ToiToi that depends, ill tell u from personal experience my back pain does not come from pressure. It comes from severe lack of muscle to support the spine. I worked on my abs my whole life and neglected my back, what this does is it causes the ab muscles to pull on the back muscles causing even more problems. Most back problems are caused by a lack of muscle in the back, back exercises are incredibly risky, and this is a good beginner exercise to start with.
Could you please help me with lower back exercise information?I need a lower back exercise witch don’t include abs or gluteus muscles,just lower back.Every exercise I know for the lower back is the exercise for the abs or gluteus muscles at the same time.I need an exercise just for the lower back muscles and nothing else.please help,its very important,thank you…
This exercise makes me feel good and my back feels better too.
Thanks Jai, this really works!
The term “not as easy as it looks like” fits here best!
it looked easy at first, but it’s really not that easy .
@41ToiToi
Pressure means nothing, if your body is conditioned for it. Jumping puts 100 times the pressure on your joints than standing, but healthy people can still do it safely most of the time.
This is a horrible exercise for the back.. do some reasearch. Studies show that this puts 14 times more pressure on your spine than standing. People do nor do this is you hhave lower back pain. If you do.. good luck with making it worse. =(
can i ask u something.does super man exercise work cheast muscle too?
that looks hard
@sports317 ok. what sould you do to train lower back then?
@sports317 … i have to do this bullshit exercise for the marines
According to Dr Stuart Mcgill this exercise and any variation is a bad idea. The reason is that this movement torques the low back and promotes activation of the erectors for hip extension. Short term a very deconditioned back patient may get relief. This is because any movement that promotes blood flow helps but long term this movement will cause disk issues.
I would say 90% of my back patients felt better once they stopped this exercise.