Control

Pelvic Tilt

A simple control drill that helps you learn how to move the pelvis without spinal strain.

Pelvic control tilt
Difficulty
Beginner
Prescription
8-10 reps
Targets
pelvis, lower back, core
Use cases
lower back, anterior pelvic tilt, lifting
Benefits
  • Builds awareness
  • Helps organize posture work
  • Useful before bridging or core drills

Step-by-step instructions

  1. 1.Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat.
  2. 2.Exhale and roll the pelvis gently toward the ribs.
  3. 3.Inhale back to neutral without pushing into the lower back.
  4. 4.Keep the movement small and controlled.
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