The shift to remote work has become increasingly prevalent, allowing for flexibility and convenience. However, while working from home offers many benefits, it also brings about certain challenges, particularly when it comes to spine and back health.
Golf is a beloved pastime that offers relaxation and exercise, but it’s important to be mindful of your spine health while golfing. At Nebraska Spine Hospital, we understand the significance of maintaining a healthy spine, even during recreational activities like golfing.
Get that spring back in your step and keep your back and spine healthy! We’ve got you covered with these tips. It’s essential to prioritize your back and spine health to maintain mobility and overall well-being. Here are some easy and effective tips to help you achieve just that.
Spring is coming, and we are so lucky to have some beautiful walking trails and parks in Omaha. When it comes to maintaining a healthy back and spine, the solution could be right under our feet—walking.
As the winter season sets in, it’s easy to succumb to the temptation of snuggling up indoors and letting our fitness routines hibernate until spring. However, maintaining an active lifestyle during the colder months is crucial for our overall well-being, especially when it comes to supporting a healthy spine. We’d love to share some safe and effective winter exercises that can help you keep your spine strong,
As we go about our busy lives, it’s easy to overlook the importance of maintaining a healthy spine. However, our spine plays a crucial role in our overall well-being, providing support, flexibility, and protection for our nervous system. That’s why we’re thrilled that it is Back Care Awareness Week –a time dedicated to raising awareness about the significance of back care and promoting good spinal health.
Fitting in Exercise Over Lunch
We all have been there before — “I’m just too busy to workout.” Between work and family, there’s often little time left for ourselves. It probably doesn’t need to be said, but exercise is important.
When it comes to surgical recovery,
Many of you are probably reading this from an office chair. If you’re currently leaning forward in your chair, we have bad news for you – that’s bad for your spine health. Leaning forward just 30 degrees puts 3 to 4 times more strain on the spine. Over time, that added stress can cause unnecessary wear on your ligaments and discs.