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Demonstration of One of the Easiest Stretches for Sciatic Pain

In the video below I am going to show you one of the easiest stretches to help sciatic nerve pain, so you can move easier and get back to doing the things you love. Sciatica affects between 10% and 40% of the population. It can often feel like you have been shot in the rear and has a variety of symptoms ranging in severity from a dull ache in the pelvis to shooting unrelenting pain going into the legs and a dropped foot in some cases.

Visit https://www.lovinglifechiropractic.com for full details and a full free downloadable video transcript. This stretch is ideal for those who have restricted range of motion in general, or because of sciatic nerve interference. See below for your full free video transcript. This is one of the easiest stretches to help sciatic pain – the seated piriformis muscle stretch. If you are quite flexible and this stretch is pretty easy then try the other sciatic nerve stretches or sciatic info videos on our Sciatic Nerve Pain Playlist. Click on the video above … And we going to get started right now… Check out our playlist to see the other sciatic nerve videos in this series. Thanks for your time and I look forward to serving you high value information in the near future… Enjoy the stretch!

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Dr Craig Hindson from Loving Life Chiropractic Ottawa

Full Video Transcription:

In this video I’m going to show you one of the easiest stretches to help sciatic pain, so that you can move easier and get back to doing the things that you love and I’m going to get started… right now!

So a friend of mine said, “Look I’ve been online, I’ve got sciatica and every one of the stretches seem to be way too difficult. Can you give me the easiest stretch? So this is for you Neil.

So this is the easiest stretch to help with sciatic pain. So, sitting nice and comfortably feet on the floor. All you’re going to do is if this is the side that’s giving you trouble, the left side, what you’re going to do is you’re going to pick up your left ankle onto your knee and then you’re going to start to feel a little bit of a stretch here in the buttock area.

And you may be in a lot of pain with the sciatic nerve pain but as you come forward, what’s going to happen is you’re going to start to stretch the muscle that could well be causing entrapment issues. With that sighting so you kind of lean up and over the knee. I’m not leaning on the knee, I’m going over the knee and as I lean forward I can start to feel a stretch in my own, piriformis muscle, which is the glute muscle at the back. This is the one that we need to stretch. So this is what it looks like from the side. Really simple, ankle on the knee. I’m leaning up and over, so I’m leaning up and over, I’m feeling that pull right here. So I’m feeling that pull, that’s a really nice pull. OK so that is where I want to feel the muscle stretch and relax because at the moment it’s adhesed, so it’s kind of scar tissue there in the muscle. So we need to get that stretching okay.

So I hope you enjoyed these exercises which are some of the easiest sciatic pain exercises you could do. If you got value from this then go down below hit the like and share with some friends. This is the most important thing there are friends and family members suffering that can really really benefit from this information. And if you’re getting value from this channel in general then I would ask you to consider subscribing down below. And in the description box I will put some links to other sciatic nerve videos on our playlist, and at the end up at the right, or the other right, you are gonna have the four best stretches.

OK. Thanks for your time and I look forward to serving you high value information in the near future.

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  1. John says
    Jan 07, 2021 at 5:47 PM

    Happy that I found this blog post about stretching for sciatic pain. I was a bit skeptical at first but this is the easiest stretches I've done for dealing with this type of pain.

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