The commentary reflects an overall positive perception of the research, with posts citing specific exercises like planks and curl-ups and emphasizing their tolerability, highlighting interest in evidence-based approaches. The tone varies from technical mentions of electromyography to encouraging phrases like 'guide to design exercise programs,' showing both engagement and recognition of the study's potential influence.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions highlight the acceptability and positive aspects of the research, indicating general agreement with its findings.
InterestModerate interest
Posts demonstrate some curiosity about the methods and practical applications, showing moderate interest in the subject.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants reference specific exercises, research details, and potential clinical implications, suggesting active engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions emphasize how the study can influence physiotherapy practices and exercise program design, indicating a moderate impact.
Abstract in brief
This study compared the effectiveness and tolerability of different core muscle exercises in patients with nonspecific chronic low back pain, finding that exercises like the front plank with brace, modified curl-up, squat, and bird-dog activate key muscles effectively.
The research measured muscle activity using electromyography (EMG) and patient tolerability ratings, concluding that most exercises were well tolerated except for the lateral plank.
The findings provide evidence-based guidance for designing exercise programs for patients with low back pain, emphasizing exercises that effectively activate core muscles while being tolerated well.]
These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
Free full research article: https://t.co/HRdAc77NGx https://t.co/onMKv70wgK
Oct 11, 2019 · 44 likes · 17 shares · 2,922 followersView post →
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Adrián Escriche-Escuder
@adrianescriche · X
NEW PAPER AVAILABLE: This study provides a variety of dynamic and isometric exercises where muscle activity values and tolerability can be used as guide to design evidence-based exercise programs for outpatients with NSCLBP #LowBackPain #EMG #Physiotherapy
https://t.co/bFTtLzbgZF
An interesting paper published in @IJERPH_MDPI by the Research Group of Dr. Casaña-Granell (@CasanaJose), who outlined the tolerability of core muscle practice in people with chronic low-back pain. https://t.co/uJFnQH3Vxj
Core stability is essential for proper load balance and movement control. Strengthening core muscles improves athletic performance, prevents injuries, and alleviates low back pain, supported by evidence on core anatomy…
Core stability is crucial for maintaining load balance in the spine, pelvis, and movement chains. It improves athletic performance, prevents injuries, and treats low back pain by enhancing muscle control and stability.
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 14, 2019 · 17 shares · 119 followersView post →
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NSCA.es
@NSCAes · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 14, 2019 · 17 shares · 23,115 followersView post →
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Roberta Padovez
@PadovezRoberta · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 14, 2019 · 17 shares · 13 followersView post →
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Pablo Duarte
@Pablo10Duarte · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 13, 2019 · 17 shares · 539 followersView post →
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Ruth Stevens
@katesmates · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 13, 2019 · 17 shares · 110 followersView post →
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Ana Jiménez Lasanta
@LasantaAna · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 13, 2019 · 17 shares · 1,813 followersView post →
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Cristina León
@CristinaleonPt · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 13, 2019 · 17 shares · 1,295 followersView post →
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Adrián Escriche-Escuder
@adrianescriche · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 13, 2019 · 17 shares · 1,558 followersView post →
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Álvaro Pareja Cano
@Aparejacano · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 13, 2019 · 17 shares · 174 followersView post →
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Jose A Fernández Gómez
@Josefdez_91 · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 12, 2019 · 17 shares · 1,359 followersView post →
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Dr. Rubén López
@rlopezbu · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 12, 2019 · 17 shares · 3,376 followersView post →
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Lars L. Andersen
@LarsLAndersen · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 12, 2019 · 17 shares · 2,922 followersView post →
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Willem
@FisioGuillem · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 12, 2019 · 17 shares · 249 followersView post →
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@cebentrena · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 11, 2019 · 17 shares · 389 followersView post →
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m.c. put your own mask on first schraefel
@mcphoo · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 11, 2019 · 17 shares · 1,363 followersView post →
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Ramon Aiguadé
@raiguade · X
RT @LarsLAndersen: These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
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Oct 11, 2019 · 17 shares · 7,801 followersView post →
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Lars L. Andersen
@LarsLAndersen · X
These exercises (except the last one) are well tolerated in people with chronic low-back pain #LBP
Free full research article: https://t.co/HRdAc77NGx https://t.co/onMKv70wgK
Oct 11, 2019 · 44 likes · 17 shares · 2,922 followersView post →
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Pilar Serra Añó
@pilarserraa · X
An interesting paper published in @IJERPH_MDPI by the Research Group of Dr. Casaña-Granell (@CasanaJose), who outlined the tolerability of core muscle practice in people with chronic low-back pain. https://t.co/uJFnQH3Vxj
NEW PAPER AVAILABLE: This study provides a variety of dynamic and isometric exercises where muscle activity values and tolerability can be used as guide to design evidence-based exercise programs for outpatients with NSCLBP #LowBackPain #EMG #Physiotherapy
https://t.co/bFTtLzbgZF
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