Common Conditions
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Isometric Shoulder External Rotation (Wall Press)

Isometric shoulder external rotation — a gentle wall press for rotator cuff activation and shoulder rehab. Step-by-step guide from a Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Brügger’s Relief (Postural Reset Exercise)

Brügger’s relief is a 30-second postural reset for desk workers. Decompresses the spine and reduces muscle tension. Step-by-step guide from a Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Dead Bug Exercise: How to Do It

The dead bug exercise builds deep core stability and coordination. Step-by-step guide to performing it correctly for lower back pain and core strength.
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McKenzie Extension: How to Do It Step by Step

The McKenzie extension exercise centralises disc pain and restores lumbar extension. Step-by-step guide from a GCC-registered Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Bird Dog / Quadruped Exercise

Bird dog exercise builds core stability and spinal control. Step-by-step guide to performing this essential back and core strengthening exercise correctly.
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Piriformis Stretch: How to Do It Step by Step

The piriformis stretch relieves deep gluteal tension and symptoms linked to sciatica. Step-by-step guide from a GCC-registered Portsmouth chiropractor.
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Glute Bridge (Hip Lift): How to Do It

The glute bridge strengthens the glutes, hamstrings and lower back. Step-by-step guide to performing this essential hip extension exercise correctly.
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Supine Leg Rotations: How to Do It

Supine leg rotations gently mobilise the lumbar spine and relieve lower back tension. Step-by-step guide to this simple lower back mobility exercise.
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Gluteal (Glute) Stretch

A simple gluteal stretch to relieve tension in the glutes and outer hip. Step-by-step guide for lower back, hip and sciatica pain relief.
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Cobra Stretch (Prone Extension)

The cobra stretch extends the lumbar spine and decompresses the lower back. Step-by-step guide to performing this classic prone extension exercise.
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.
