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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 DeadliftBarbellIntermediate
Deficit DeadliftBarbellIntermediate
Hyperextensions (Back Extensions)OtherBeginner
Rack PullsBarbellIntermediate
Cat StretchBodyweightBeginner
Child's PoseBodyweightBeginner
Dancer's StretchBodyweightBeginner
Deadlift with BandsBarbellAdvanced
Deadlift with ChainsBarbellAdvanced
Hyperextensions With No Hyperextension BenchBodyweightIntermediate
Pelvic Tilt Into BridgeBodyweightIntermediate
Rack Pull with BandsBarbellIntermediate
Reverse Band DeadliftBarbellAdvanced
Seated Good MorningsBarbellIntermediate
Stiff Leg Barbell Good MorningBarbellBeginner
Atlas Stone TrainerOtherIntermediate
Atlas StonesOtherAdvanced
Axle DeadliftOtherIntermediate
Crossover Reverse LungeOtherIntermediate
Hug A BallExercise ballBeginner
Hug Knees To ChestOtherBeginner
Keg LoadOtherIntermediate
Lower Back-SMRFoam rollerBeginner
PyramidExercise ballBeginner
Standing Pelvic TiltOtherBeginner
SupermanBodyweightBeginner
Weighted Ball HyperextensionExercise ballIntermediate