D2: Movement & Biomechanics Lab

The body compensates for weakness and immobility, creating strain on other structures. These guided exercises correct dysfunctional movement patterns to relieve pain at its source. Focus on precision, not intensity.

A person performing a glute bridge to strengthen their lower back.
Glute Bridge for Lumbar Stability
Corrects lower back strain by strengthening weak gluteal muscles.

15 min

A person practicing deep diaphragmatic breathing.
Diaphragmatic Breathing Reset
Restores natural breathing patterns to reduce neck and shoulder tension.

10 min

A person doing scapular wall slides for shoulder health.
Scapular Wall Slides
Improves posture and shoulder mechanics, ideal for desk workers.

10 min

A person stretching their psoas muscle.
Psoas Fascial Mobilization
Releases deep tension in the hip flexors to alleviate back pain.

12 min

A person performing a thoracic spine rotation stretch.
Thoracic Spine Rotation
Increases mobility in the mid-back to decompress the spine.

8 min

A person doing a nerve flossing exercise for sciatica.
Nerve Flossing for Sciatica
Gentle movements to improve nerve mobility and reduce sciatic pain.

15 min