Sipser Family Chiropractic
Wellness Center
Neck & Shoulder Exercises
These are not designed to treat or correct your posture, but will help prevent a loss of upper cervical lordosis and assist your spine to move well. |
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Exercise 1 Stand with feet hip width apart with knees bent. Press you body against the wall with your chin back, allowing your head to touch the wall. Press your lower spine into the wall too and activate the transverse abdominus. Take pressure off your spinal cord by bringing the head back. If your forward neck shift comes from upper cervical or thoracic spine problems you can still benefit from this stretch. |
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Exercise 2 Lying on the floor; take the foam roller and place it underneath your shoulder blades. Keep your knees bent. Arch over the roller with arms outstretched. Breathe and relax the shoulders. |
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Exercise 3 This cat stretch is to be done with your feet together and knees apart. Reach forward and lengthen your spine. Press the pelvis back so you are coming down with your chest first, not your head. Take slow deep breaths and hold for 30 seconds. |
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Mobility Exercises
Neck Mobility
Side bend
Turning
Comfortably turn neck to look over shoulder. Hold for
Neck Strength
Forward / Backward |












