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Originally Posted by ArsenalGunners2
Hyper lordosis is basically anterior pelvic tilt right? Are you pretty quad dominant as well?
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Id do whatever feels good, but for me squatting light focusing on squeezing glutes and keeping neutral spine really helped my injury which was result of over extending my lumbar spine on everything( basically hyper lordosis)
Usually strengthing abs/core will significantly help too
Couch stretch ftw and glute bridges
True, hyperlordosis = APT. I don't know if I am quad dominant or not. Based on my routine, I bet it is true. There is a 2:1 ratio of quad exercises to hamstrings exercises, if you can call deadlifting a hamstring exercise.
I recently tried some light squatting. I went extra wide with my stance to hit the glutes. I was find until I got to 125. My lower back did not like that much weight. My plan is to do a glute exercise one workout, then a hamstring exercise the following workout, and keep alternating. Starting Friday, I plan on integrating isometric glute bridges into my routine. It seems to be the only glute exercise I can do that does not place too much stress on my lower back. I am also doing some split squats to help lengthen the psoas, though I feel all hip flexor exercises/stretches more in my quad than hips. Thanks for the suggestion.
6/16/14
Bench: 125x10x3
Chest Supported T-Bar Rows: 100x8x3
Romanian Deadlift: 175x8x2, 185x10
RKC Plank: :40x3
Side Plank: :30x3
6/18/14
Split Stance OHP: 105x5x2, 105x10
Weighted Chins: 20x5x2, 20x6 (aka SSDD)
Wide Stance HBBS: 95x10, 115x10, 125x4 (these squats and Bulgarian split squats are a bust)
RKC Plank: :45x2, :33
Side Planks: :35x3
6/20/14
Bench Press: 155x5x2, 155x11
DB Chest Supported Rows: 50x10, 60x10, 70x10 (did them Pendlays, i.e. dropped the dumbbell to the floor after each rep)
Glute Ham Raises: BWx10x3
Face Pulls: 30x15, 35x15, 42.5x15
Ab Wheel: 9, 9, 7
DB Side Bend Hold: 10 x :30 x 3
6/23/14
Kneeling Landmine Press: 10x10, 20x10, 30x10x3
Weighted Chins: same
Barbell Split Squat: 45x8x3
Hanging Leg Raises: 5, 5, 7
Pallof Press: 10x10, 15x10x2