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Lower back exercises

The spinal erectors run the length of your spine and hold it steady under everything — squats, deadlifts, carrying a kid. Training them directly (back extensions, good mornings) builds the endurance that keeps long days from ending in an aching back. Progress slowly here; this is a marathon muscle group, not a sprint one.

27 movements · the canonical ones first
Barbell DeadliftBarbellIntermediateDeficit DeadliftBarbellIntermediateHyperextensions (Back Extensions)OtherBeginnerRack PullsBarbellIntermediateCat StretchBodyweightBeginnerChild's PoseBodyweightBeginnerDancer's StretchBodyweightBeginnerDeadlift with BandsBarbellAdvancedDeadlift with ChainsBarbellAdvancedHyperextensions With No Hyperextension BenchBodyweightIntermediatePelvic Tilt Into BridgeBodyweightIntermediateRack Pull with BandsBarbellIntermediateReverse Band DeadliftBarbellAdvancedSeated Good MorningsBarbellIntermediateStiff Leg Barbell Good MorningBarbellBeginnerAtlas Stone TrainerOtherIntermediateAtlas StonesOtherAdvancedAxle DeadliftOtherIntermediateCrossover Reverse LungeOtherIntermediateHug A BallExercise ballBeginnerHug Knees To ChestOtherBeginnerKeg LoadOtherIntermediateLower Back-SMRFoam rollerBeginnerPyramidExercise ballBeginnerStanding Pelvic TiltOtherBeginnerSupermanBodyweightBeginnerWeighted Ball HyperextensionExercise ballIntermediate
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