Driving and back stiffness are commonly equivalent. Since driving requires you to sit in one special position for long intervals of time, you are all likely to experience agony in the back. Nevertheless not always. There are a few straightforward pointers that would aid you in keeping well away from it.

The premier vital thing is the sitting posture. You need to be certain that you sit straight while driving and don't slouch. You will find that some drivers, with rounded back or shoulders, prefer to bend their head forward. This is a totally inaccurate position. This causes stiffness and will even lead straight to dreadful back trouble and even sciatica. Your sitting posture should be such that your tailbone gets as elongated as practicable.

Another thing that you will need to keep in mind is the position of the automobile seat. You car seat should be angled in such a fashion you get the maximum comfort. Make sure that you have enough leg room while you drive.

You could stop sciatica or any other sort of back stiffness by practicing some stretching exercises before starting driving. Straightforward stretches focused on your back will do you a lot of good. One such stretch is as follows- Hold your waist with both the hands and bend backwards as much as you can. Now, bend forward as much as humanly possible. Practice both back and forth, alternatively, five times each.

It is also suggested to do stretching exercise after every One hour of drive! This information comes handy when you are on a long trip. You must try switching the driver every hour and if this is not possible then take five at least. Do some back exercise when you move out of the automobile because sitting in the same position causes muscle issues.

You can also get some support for your lumbar region if you have back pain while driving. Utilise a cushion or a towel behind the back in a fashion that it supports your back. These things are strongly recommended for those suffering from sciatica or any other back trouble. And better is to avoid driving in such a case, if it's possible!

Keep these tips in mind while you drive and you will be doing your back a massive favour.

Author's Bio: 

I am a yoga trainer who has been teaching various yoga poses for more than 10 years now.