00:00Welcome to Mobile Physio. If you're struggling with neck pain, stiffness, or poor posture,
00:06today's video is just for you. We'll guide you through simple but powerful cervical spine
00:11stabilization exercises to strengthen your neck and improve posture safely.
00:16What is cervical spine stabilization? The cervical spine supports your head and allows
00:21movement in all directions. Weakness or poor control in this area can lead to neck pain and
00:26even nerve issues. These exercises target deep neck muscles for long-term relief and stability.
00:33Chin tucks, sit or stand tall. Gently draw your chin back, like you're making a double chin,
00:40while keeping your eyes level. Hold for 5 seconds. Repeat 10 times, feel the muscles deep inside the
00:48front of your neck working. Neck extension isometric, place both hands behind your head,
00:53gently push your head backward into your hands. Resist with your hands to prevent movement,
00:58hold, then relax. Neck flexion isometric, place your palm on your forehead, gently push your head
01:04forward into your hand. Resist the movement with your hand so your head doesn't move. Hold for 5
01:09to 10 seconds, then relax. Neck side flexion isometric, place your right hand on the right
01:15side of your head, push your head against your hand without tilting your neck. Hold for 5 to 10
01:20seconds, then switch to the left side, repeat 5 to 10 times per side. Scapular retraction,
01:26sit or stand. Gently squeeze your shoulder blades together. This helps improve posture and relieves
01:33tension from your neck. Hold for 5 to 10 seconds. Repeat 10 to 15 times. Quadruped banded neck extension,
01:43get into a quadruped position, hoop a resistance band around the back of your head, anchor the other end
01:48of the band in front of you at ground level, from a neutral spine, allow your head to slowly nod
01:52forward into slight flexion, then, extend your neck by lifting your head back to neutral or slightly
01:58upward against the band's resistance, focus on neck-only movement, move in a slow, controlled motion,
02:04perform 2 to 3 sets of 10 to 12 reps. These cervical stabilization exercises are safe, effective,
02:11and easy to do at home. For best results, perform them daily or as advised by your physiotherapist.
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