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Tick, tick. Before you dive in, I wouldn’t be doing my due diligence if I didn’t mention this lower back exercise might not be for everyone. While it can help ease some symptoms of sciatica ...

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Step 3: Hold the position for five seconds. You can repeat this exercise ten times, twice a day, to continue building up your lower back muscles. 2. Sitting Rotation Stretch The sitting rotation ...

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