Half Seated Good Morning
Written By David Song

HALF SEATED GOOD MORNING
The half seated good morning exercise is used to introduce anti-flexion mechanisms into the lumbar spine. Start by sitting on a bench set up on an incline of 45 degrees. You’ll be sitting so that you are facing the inclined bench. Loop a light monster band around both of your feet and run it across your upper back. Maintain a neutral spine and hinge forwards at the hips until your torso touches the pad of the bench. Hinge backwards to neutral position to complete a repetition.
Muscles involved:
erector spinae
quadratus lumborum
Related conditions:
QL strain
erector spinae strain
thoracolumbar syndrome
lumbar facet syndrome
sacroiliac joint syndrome
lumbar disc bulge
lower cross syndrome