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Booker Video Series: Therapeutic Home Exercise For Upper/Middle Back Pain & Tightness
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010 At 11:22 pm
I’m kicking off a weekly video effort, aiming for Wednesdays, to demonstrate and share exercises, stretches or body movements to mitigate pain and/or improve mobility.
This week’s video showcases three (3) therapeutic home exercise you can easily do at home to help alleviate upper and middle back pain.
The exercises featured in the above video are called Cat/Camel, Modified Sphinx and Advanced Sphinx and will reduce pain and stiffness in the middle and upper back.
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Dr. William Booker 
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I am a working mom in my mid 30-ties from the Southwest. Running is my hobby. Hence, I have to suffer from back pain quite often. After I did run my last marathon I had to take a time-out. It was hurting awfully. In the meantime I have thankfully made a return to running, because I followed the advice I found here: Get Back Pain Relief Now and Lose The Back Pain (Get Your Free Pain Relief Guide!)
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Hi! Informative article. That’s a Thanks a lot for the insights.
Thanks for the post. Good luck with the marathon training and hopefully you will continue to find our info useful. Kepp in touch.
Dr. B
I enjoy your blog and recommend it. Thanks! Keep up your good work!
Congratulations. To create so many informative articles that are both pleasant and educational is a tremendous achievement.