2. Camel Pose
Inspired by yoga, this pose opens the chest and decompresses the lower back. Kneel, place your hands on your hips, and slowly lean backward, reaching for your heels. Breathe deeply and feel the stretch.
3. Seated Gentle Forward Bend
Sit with your legs extended forward and gently lean your torso forward, keeping your spine straight. The key is not to touch your feet, but to feel a gradual stretch in your legs.
4. Frog Pose
From a tabletop position (on all fours), widen your knees and extend your arms forward. This posture stretches the pelvis and releases tension in the hips. Adjust the intensity according to your limits.
5. Dynamic Lunges
Place your hands on the floor, bend one leg, and extend the other to the side. Gently alternate. This movement activates circulation and improves hip mobility.
6. Relaxing Butterfly Stretch
Sit down, bring the soles of your feet together, and let your knees fall naturally to the sides. If you wish, gently press your thighs with your elbows to intensify the stretch.
⚡ Did You Know?
According to the World Health Organization, about 40% of people will experience an episode of sciatica in their lifetime — and gentle exercises are recommended as a first line of care.