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#Birddogexercise Reel by @the.strength.edit_ - It's totally normal to be more wobbly on one side than the other in bird-dog. But if you know it's causing it, you can address imbalances and correct
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It’s totally normal to be more wobbly on one side than the other in bird-dog. But if you know it’s causing it, you can address imbalances and correct them before they show up as pain in other exercises somewhere down the line…. Stop chasing reps. Start building control.
#Birddogexercise Reel by @heart_ofjules - 🔸 Bird Dogs are one of my favorite movements for building deep core stability while supporting your spine. They help train your body to stabilize thr
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🔸 Bird Dogs are one of my favorite movements for building deep core stability while supporting your spine. They help train your body to stabilize through movement — something we lose after hours of sitting. Start with the classic bird dog, focusing on slow, controlled movements. Then try the challenge version: adding a crunch. ✨ Think: long spine, steady hips, slow control. Small movements = Big payoff for your back.
#Birddogexercise Reel by @moveu (verified account) - Bird dogs are not just a "core" exercise but an awesome exercise for spine strength and stability so long as you focus on targeting your lats and glut
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Bird dogs are not just a “core” exercise but an awesome exercise for spine strength and stability so long as you focus on targeting your lats and glutes. 🍑💪 When these two muscles fire together, they create tension through your thoracolumbar fascia, which helps support your low back and reduce unnecessary spinal movement. So the next time you do a bird dog try this instead: 1. Find your posture - Find the natural/neutral curve or your low back, activate your upper back, and ensure your neck is aligned. 2. Turn your lat on - First bring your biceps by your ear (reaching the arm long) then pull your thumb toward inward towards your body and bring the arm behind you and as close to your body as comfortable (feel your lat turn and keep that position as you re-extend the arm). 3. Activate your glute - Extend the leg back with the toes flexed downward. Keep the pelvis neutral and experiment with a sight thigh turnout to see if that engages the glutes more. 4. Bring it all together - Exhale as the elbow and knee come together under your body, then re-extend while maintaining both spinal control and core stability. Do this “right” and you’re not just working your abs but teaching your body how to stabilize the spine the way it’s meant to! #moveu #backpain #birddog #glute
#Birddogexercise Reel by @jennsavagefit (verified account) - This is a great upgrade to the classic bird dog! Adding a band around the feet increases the challenge and forces your glutes, core, and deep spinal
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This is a great upgrade to the classic bird dog! Adding a band around the feet increases the challenge and forces your glutes, core, and deep spinal stabilizers to work harder to keep your body steady! Your goal here is to resist twisting or arching as the arm and leg extend. This kind of control is huge for protecting your spine and building a strong, stable core that supports you in everyday movement! Move slowly, keep your hips level, and think about reaching long rather than lifting high. Try 2–3 sets of 8–10 reps per side with controlled pauses at the top. Remember, the focus is always on progress so just keep showing up, and do your best! You got this! 🙌🏽💯
#Birddogexercise Reel by @udayayoga - Bird Dog Pose: Proper Alignment for a Safe Foundation Bird Dog looks simple. But precise placement makes the difference between building strength and
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Bird Dog Pose: Proper Alignment for a Safe Foundation Bird Dog looks simple. But precise placement makes the difference between building strength and creating compensation patterns. Let's break it down. 🐦 HAND PLACEMENT: ✓ Hands directly under shoulders (not forward or wide) ✓ Fingers spread wide, middle finger points forward ✓ Press through entire palm and fingertips ✓ Slight external rotation in upper arms (armpits face slightly forward) ✓ Shoulders stay stable, not collapsing into joints KNEE PLACEMENT: ✓ Knees directly under hips (hip-width apart) ✓ Tops of feet flat on the mat ✓ Equal weight distribution between both knees ✓ Kneecaps point straight down ✓ Use padding under knees if needed for comfort HIP ALIGNMENT: ✓ Hip points level and squared to the floor ✓ No rotation or hiking of one hip ✓ Pelvis remains neutral (not tilted or tucked) ✓ Hip creases stay even throughout movement ✓ Maintain pelvic stability as limbs extend SHOULDER ALIGNMENT: ✓ Shoulder blades flat on back (not winging out) ✓ Collarbones broad ✓ Shoulders draw away from ears ✓ Stable shoulder girdle throughout extension ✓ No dumping weight into wrists THE FOUNDATION TEST: Before extending ANY limb, hold this tabletop position for 30 seconds. If you can't maintain neutral spine and stable shoulders here, you're not ready to add complexity. Common Misalignments to Avoid: ✗ Hands too far forward (shoulders over wrists) ✗ Knees too wide or too narrow ✗ Hips rotating as leg lifts ✗ Weight shifting into grounded hand ✗ Shoulders shrugging toward ears ✗ Lower back arching or rounding The Truth: Stability comes from proper foundation, not from muscling through. Get your base right, then build from there. Teacher: Annie Carpenter from her program, SmartFLOW Yoga https://udaya.com/programs/smartflow-yoga #BirdDogPose #YogaAlignment #ProperForm #CoreStability #YogaFoundation #SafeYoga #YogaTechnique #AnnieCarpenter #YogaTeacher #CoreStrength #YogaCues #TabletopPose #YogaAnatomy #YogaSafety #ProperAlignment #YogaBasics #BodyMechanics #YogaEducation #FunctionalYoga #ShoulderStability #HipAlignment #YogaTips #MovementQuality #YogaPractice #BalanceTraining
#Birddogexercise Reel by @udayayoga - Bird Dog Pose: Protecting Your Low Back & Hips The most common Bird Dog mistake? Letting your low back and hips do whatever they want. Here's how to k
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Bird Dog Pose: Protecting Your Low Back & Hips The most common Bird Dog mistake? Letting your low back and hips do whatever they want. Here's how to keep them safe and strong. 🐦 LOW BACK ALIGNMENT: ➡️ Neutral Spine is Non-Negotiable: ✓ Maintain natural lumbar curve (not flat, not arched) ✓ Imagine a broomstick along your spine - it should touch tailbone, mid-back, and head ✓ No sagging belly toward the floor ✓ No excessive tucking of tailbone ✓ ➡️ Ribcage stays knitted to pelvis (no flaring) The Core Connection: Your transverse abdominis (deep core) should engage BEFORE you lift anything. ➡️ Think: gentle drawing in of lower belly, not sucking in or bracing hard. HIP ALIGNMENT: ➡️ Pelvic Stability Rules: ✓ Both hip points stay level and parallel to floor ✓ ASIS (front hip bones) remain even throughout ✓ No rotation - hips stay squared forward ✓ Pelvis doesn't shift side to side as limbs extend ✓ Tailbone reaches straight back (not up or tucked) ➡️ The Hip Extension Pattern: When you lift your leg: ✓ Extend from the hip joint, not by arching lower back ✓ Keep lifted leg in line with hip (not higher) ✓ Glute engages without gripping ✓ No external rotation of the lifted leg ✓ Grounded hip stays heavy and stable Teacher: Annie Carpenter from her program, SmartFLOW Yoga https://udaya.com/programs/smartflow-yoga #BirdDogPose #LowBackSafety #HipAlignment #CoreStability #YogaAlignment #SpinalHealth #SafeYoga #AnnieCarpenter #YogaTeacher #LowerBackPain #BackCare #PelvicStability #NeutralSpine #CoreStrength #YogaSafety #ProperForm #YogaAnatomy #FunctionalYoga #YogaEducation #HipStability #YogaCues #BackHealth #CoreEngagement #YogaTips #MovementQuality #YogaPractice
#Birddogexercise Reel by @donkellyphysicaltherapy - Bird dog Start on your hands and knees, with your hands under your shoulders, and knees under your hips. Tighten the abdominal core muscles. Extend t
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Bird dog Start on your hands and knees, with your hands under your shoulders, and knees under your hips. Tighten the abdominal core muscles. Extend the opposite leg and the opposite arm simultaneously, making sure your maintain good control in your torso. Do not allow your body or hips to rotate. Repeat on the other side.
#Birddogexercise Reel by @resilient_strength_training - Bird dogs help with spinal stability and training for movement in proper alignment. Present you are balancing a cup of water on your back and try not
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Bird dogs help with spinal stability and training for movement in proper alignment. Present you are balancing a cup of water on your back and try not to spill! For extra accountability you can do this next to a chair and don’t let your hips shift to knock into that furniture.
#Birddogexercise Reel by @udayayoga - Bird Dog Pose: Stop Arching Your Lower Back That curve in your low back during Bird Dog? It's sabotaging your core strength and setting you up for pai
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Bird Dog Pose: Stop Arching Your Lower Back That curve in your low back during Bird Dog? It's sabotaging your core strength and setting you up for pain. Here's how to fix it. 🐦 WHY YOUR BACK ARCHES: The Common Culprits: ✗ Lifting leg too high (using back extension instead of hip extension) ✗ Weak deep core muscles (transverse abdominis not engaged) ✗ Anterior pelvic tilt (tailbone sticking up) ✗ Compensating for tight hip flexors ✗ Trying to "look good" instead of working correctly ✗ Rib flare (ribs popping away from pelvis) TECHNICAL BREAKDOWN: Correct Hip Extension: ✓ Femur (thigh bone) extends from hip socket ✓ Pelvis stays stable and neutral ✓ Glute maximus does the work ✓ Hamstring assists ✓ Low back muscles stabilize only (not mobilize) ✓ Leg lifts to hip height MAX Incorrect Compensation: ✗ Lumbar spine extends (creates arch) ✗ Pelvis tilts anteriorly (tailbone lifts) ✗ Hip flexors on opposite side grip ✗ Back muscles overwork ✗ Leg goes above hip line ✗ Ribs flare forward WHAT NEUTRAL SPINE FEELS LIKE: ✓ Gentle core engagement (not bracing) ✓ Ribs and pelvis connected ✓ Natural lumbar curve maintained ✓ Tailbone reaching straight back ✓ No gripping in low back muscles ✓ Breathing flows easily ✓ Sustainable - you could hold it for minutes Teacher: Annie Carpenter from her program, SmartFLOW Yoga https://udaya.com/programs/smartflow-yoga #BirdDogPose #LowBackSafety #NeutralSpine #CoreStability #AnnieCarpenter #YogaAlignment #BackCare #LowerBackPain #SpinalHealth #CoreStrength #YogaSafety #ProperForm #YogaCues #BackHealth #AnteriorPelvicTilt #RibFlare #YogaAnatomy #FunctionalYoga #YogaTeacher #CoreEngagement #SpinalAlignment
#Birddogexercise Reel by @freyamethod - The Bird Dog is a great exercise! I include this in some warm ups or as part of a workout. The set up: - Shoulders over wrists - Hips over knees -
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The Bird Dog is a great exercise! I include this in some warm ups or as part of a workout. The set up: - Shoulders over wrists - Hips over knees - Pelvis tucked under (neutral, strong spine) throughout - Lead with the heel in the extension of the leg - Squeeze the glute of the working leg at the top of the movement Some variations: 1. Toe Taps - If you find your pelvis is tilting (lower back is arching/no longer neutral and/or rocking side to side with your legs) this IS the version you want to perform to help stabilise and build strength before progressing. 2. Legs Only - If you’re finding the balance aspect too challenging - you can add the arms back in later! 3. The Classic - Bringing some balance into the mix, slow and controlled here. Reach opposite arm to working leg, hand reach should be the same height of your shoulder to prevent over extending and arching your back. Keep ribs and pelvis tucked under. Alternate or X per side. 4. Bird Dog Row - Progression of the classic bird dog, longer time under tension and added balance. You can also add a DB or a small weight plate to this for an extra challenge! 💪 Drop a comment below if you found this helpful ⬇️ #birddog #birddogvariation #toddlerfitness #corestability
#Birddogexercise Reel by @donkellyphysicaltherapy - Bird dog Start on your hands and knees, with your hands under your shoulders, and knees under your hips. Tighten the abdominal core muscles. Extend t
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Bird dog Start on your hands and knees, with your hands under your shoulders, and knees under your hips. Tighten the abdominal core muscles. Extend the opposite leg and the opposite arm simultaneously, making sure your maintain good control in your torso. Do not allow your body or hips to rotate. Repeat on the other side.
#Birddogexercise Reel by @bloompilates.ie - I correct this ALL the time in class - bird dog ✨ If you're feeling back pain, sore shoulders, or neck tension, bird dog done poorly could easily be
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I correct this ALL the time in class - bird dog ✨ If you’re feeling back pain, sore shoulders, or neck tension, bird dog done poorly could easily be the culprit. Before blaming your core strength, check your setup. If you’re hypermobile, you might notice your elbows locking out and drawing towards each other. Instead, wrap the elbow creases to face each other and keep a soft bend in the elbows. From there: 🌱Press evenly through the hands and push the floor away 🌱Zip the lower abs and lift the ribs 🌱 Reach the leg long (not high) 🌱Wrap the hip crease of the extended leg down so the hips stay square The goal here isn’t height - it’s stability. When it’s organised, bird dog becomes an incredible exercise for hip stability and deep core control - not a back-bending balancing act. Save for your next mat session 🤍 #FormFridays

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