Advanced Geriatric Back Exercises with Foam Roller

You can’t see your back without a lot of effort, but this doesn't mean you shouldn’t train it. Back exercises consisting of both back stretching and back strengthening is very important to your health and overcoming back pain. Below you'll find helpful exercises for your upper back muscles.

The equipment used for foam rolling consists of a foam cylinder of various sizes; commonly 12 inches long, 6 inches in diameter. However, longer foam rolls up to 36 inches in length are produced for rolling over certain muscles in the back. If you are new to foam rolling, or have particularly tight muscles or severe trigger points, you should start with a softer foam roll. Often the color can help to distinguish the density. White is typically softer, while blue and back tend to be harder. Foam Rollers can also be used for stability exercises by using the roller as a platform for squats, press ups and core strength exercises.

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