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Any other lower back exercises with weights?
I'd like to know what other good weight lifting exercises to do besides the d3adlift and the rowing exercise to strengthen my lower back. Been noticing some creaking and stiffness in my back whenever I get up from a chair. Guess I'm getting old : P
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Make sure you include more stretching in your workout. Stretching is really important. Sitting makes your back stiff and puts more stress on your joints.
You may want to do isolation exercises for your back like supermans, and extensions on the floor.
The big exercises like the deadlift help, but I would add some isolation work.
Check out this page on back exercises, it also has a few lower back exercises on the ball.
hope that helps
- balestraLv 45 years ago
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
ask a doctor
