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Pain Relief & Posture Correction Exercises

bySaurabh DwivediStudio in Hauz Khas & At-home sessions across Delhi NCRStarts from1,500 per person / per classView full gallery

Nagging back pain or bad posture from desk hours? I use science-backed corrective Pilates to target your lumbopelvic complex and realign your spine. Let's get you moving without the stiffness.

This infographic introduces how Pilates can be a powerful tool against scoliosis. I explain how this rehabilitation exercise can help manage symptoms by improving posture and strengthening the trunk.

A detailed look at the impact of Pilates on scoliosis. The exercises improve flexibility, correct poor posture, and increase trunk range of motion, which are all backed by studies on symptom management.

A group of clients performs a back extension on a foam roller placed on the reformer. This is a great exercise to open up the thoracic spine and improve kyphotic posture, which is common from long hours of sitting.

Here is a demonstration of a shoulder exercise combined with thoracic extension. This movement is specifically designed to increase mobility in the upper back and counteract the stiffness that comes from a sedentary lifestyle.

This video demonstrates a leg lowering exercise where clients are taught to stabilize their pelvis by placing their hands on the ASIS (anterior superior iliac spine). This technique is crucial for building deep core control and protecting the lower back.

This clip highlights a Pilates flow focused on lumbar-pelvis stability. The unilateral work, where one side of the body works independently, is essential for correcting muscle imbalances and building a truly strong core.

An overview of the core benefits of Pilates, rooted in Contrology. I break down how centering, concentration, control, and breathing all work together to activate your 'powerhouse' muscles for ultimate stability.

About Pain Relief & Posture Correction

Your back pain is often a breakdown in thoracic mobility and pelvic stability rather than just generic stiffness. I assess your spinal alignment—checking for kyphosis, scoliosis, or lordosis—before we even touch a reformer. We do not just 'work out'; we use specific unilateral drills to correct imbalances, so you stop relying on quick fixes and start building a spine that actually supports your daily life.

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