Common Conditions
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The Plank Exercise

A safe way to build core endurance and support your spine to help with your low back pain The Plank — Quick Guide HOW TO DO THE EXERCISE HOW TO DO THE PLANK When to Be Cautious You may want to modify or avoid this if: If unsure, seek professional advice. What This Exercise Helps…
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Isometric Shoulder Internal Rotation (Wall Press)

Isometric shoulder internal rotation — a gentle wall press for rotator cuff strengthening and shoulder rehab. Step-by-step guide from a Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Neck Mobilisation Exercises for Stiffness

Gentle neck mobilisation exercises to restore range of movement and ease stiffness. Step-by-step guidance from a GCC-registered Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Chin Tuck Exercise for Neck Pain

The chin tuck strengthens the deep neck flexors and corrects forward head posture. Step-by-step guide from a GCC-registered Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Supine Chin Tuck Head Lift: Deep Neck Flexor Exercise

Supine chin tuck head lift — builds deep cervical flexor endurance for postural control and neck pain. Step-by-step guide from a Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Prone Dorsal Raises: Upper Back Exercise

Prone dorsal raises strengthen the upper back and thoracic extensors for better posture. Step-by-step guide from a GCC-registered Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Floor Angels Exercise: How to Do It Step by Step

Floor angels improve thoracic spine mobility and shoulder blade movement. Step-by-step guide to this simple upper back and posture exercise.
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Upper Trapezius Stretch (Neck Side Stretch)

The upper trapezius stretch relieves neck and shoulder tension from screen use and stress. Step-by-step guide from a Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Resistance Band Internal Rotation

Theraband internal rotation targets the subscapularis and restores rotator cuff balance. Step-by-step guide from a GCC-registered Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Resistance Band Shoulder External Rotation

Resistance band shoulder external rotation strengthens the rotator cuff. Essential rehab exercise for shoulder impingement and instability. Step-by-step guide.
Recommended Exercises
What Helps Neck Pain?
- Stay active and avoid long periods of sitting
- Improve posture, especially when using screens
- Perform simple mobility and strengthening exercises
- Build consistency rather than doing too much at once
When Should You Seek Help
- Pain lasting longer than 2–3 weeks
- Numbness or tingling into the arm
- Severe or worsening pain
Not sure where to start? Begin with the exercises above or explore another body area.
