Week 1 - Day 1
Drill 1: Posterior Pelvic Tilt on Wall
Setup
- Stand with your back against a wall, feet about 6 – 12 inches away.
- Knees slightly bent, arms resting by your sides.
Instructions
- Gently tilt your pelvis backward so your low back flattens into the wall.
- Keep glutes and abs soft; allow the motion to come from pelvic rotation.
- Hold for 3 – 5 seconds, then release back to neutral.
- Move slowly and with control.
Sets: 2 – 3
Reps: 8 – 10 slow reps
Breath: Exhale on the tilt, inhale on the release
Rest: As needed
What to Feel
- Gentle abdominal tension.
- Low back flattening softly into the wall.
- Relaxed breath and minimal upper body tension.
What to Avoid
- Squeezing glutes or pushing into the floor.
- Jerky or rushed movements.
Red Flags
- Sharp pain in the low back or hips.
- Dizziness or inability to breathe deeply.
Regression
- Perform seated pelvic tilts on a firm chair if standing is too challenging.