Sacroiliac Joint Releases Part 1
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Posted on 14th June 2020
The sacroiliac joints are located in the pelvis and link the ilium bones (pelvis) to the sacrum (the lowest part of the spine). They are essentially strong weight-bearing joints that function to absorb forces from various directions and are particularly significant during gait.
Dysfunction of the sacroiliac joints is a common cause of lower back pain, so it's important to keep them mobile and prevent them from stiffening up which can often happen if you spend a lot of time sitting down and live a sedentary lifestyle.
Here are five movements you can perform at home:
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Contract-Relax Knee Hug
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Double Bent Knee Alternating Knee Reach
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Standing and forward bend Salsa Hips
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Lying Shin/ Ankle Pull
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Raised Leg Forward Bend
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