7 Yoga Poses For Tailbone Pain

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This is a soft resting pose that gently stretches the entire spine, with a focus on the lower back and tailbone area

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This pose lengthens the side body while strengthening the legs. The entire spine is activated, strengthening the tailbone

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This yoga for tailbone pain increases the flexibility of your spine and gradually loosens all of the muscles

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It strengthens the legs, helps to stabilise the spine and tailbone, and opens the hips

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This gentle backbend stretches and strengthens the back and tailbone muscles and reduces the risk of crunching into the lumbar spine

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This pose will help stretch and strengthen your lower back and your legs and help lengthen your spine

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7 Yoga Poses For Tailbone Pain

This is a soft resting pose that gently stretches the entire spine, with a focus on the lower back and tailbone area

child's pose

This pose lengthens the side body while strengthening the legs. The entire spine is activated, strengthening the tailbone

side angle pose

This yoga for tailbone pain increases the flexibility of your spine and gradually loosens all of the muscles

cat-cow pose

It strengthens the legs, helps to stabilise the spine and tailbone, and opens the hips

triangle pose

This gentle backbend stretches and strengthens the back and tailbone muscles and reduces the risk of crunching into the lumbar spine

bow pose

This pose will help stretch and strengthen your lower back and your legs and help lengthen your spine

downward dog-facing

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7 Yoga Poses For Tailbone Pain

This is a soft resting pose that gently stretches the entire spine, with a focus on the lower back and tailbone area

child's pose

This pose lengthens the side body while strengthening the legs. The entire spine is activated, strengthening the tailbone

side angle pose

This yoga for tailbone pain increases the flexibility of your spine and gradually loosens all of the muscles

cat-cow pose

It strengthens the legs, helps to stabilise the spine and tailbone, and opens the hips

triangle pose

This gentle backbend stretches and strengthens the back and tailbone muscles and reduces the risk of crunching into the lumbar spine

bow pose

This pose will help stretch and strengthen your lower back and your legs and help lengthen your spine

downward dog-facing

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SARA ALI KHAN'S FAVOURITE PILATES EXERCISES

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