Spinal Twist PDF
A home exercise program for low back pain that loosens the spine and prepares it for posture work.

A focused collection of PDF guides showing how to use spinal twist, sit-ups, pelvic tilts, neck flexion, and core stability work to build strength around a Correct Neutral Spine.
Instead of dozens of random exercises, these athlete PDFs focus on a short list of patterns that respect spinal mechanics: spinal twist, neck flexion, sit-ups over a fulcrum, pelvic tilts, and carefully chosen core stability work.
Each guide explains setup, posture checkpoints, and when to progress—so athletes can build strength and mobility without grinding through the spine or flattening healthy curves.
Some athletes need more mobility and curve awareness; others need clearer exercise choices in the weight room. Choose one or two PDFs that target your current gaps, then layer the rest in as your posture and strength improve.
Everything is built around the same language—Correct Neutral Spine—so the concepts carry across warm-ups, lifting, and sport-specific work.
Use these digital guides to learn spinal-fitness based exercises, then plug them into warm-ups, strength sessions, and long-term athletic development.
A home exercise program for low back pain that loosens the spine and prepares it for posture work.
Progressive neck flexion training to bring the head back over the pelvis and support the full S-curve.
A practical roadmap for what to emphasize for spine support—and what to avoid when it creates shear.
Explains how spinal curvature relates to speed, endurance, and usable strength—with tests and training concepts.
A sit-up pattern built around leverage and posture to avoid flattening the lumbar curve.
Uses a Power Cushion or sleeping bag for pelvic tilt work that builds a stronger lumbar curve.
Keep reps low enough that every rep looks the same. Focus on posture quality first—then volume.
