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Not exactly what you asked for, but..
I have significant lower back pain as well and started going to a chiropractor. Initially, I went 2x a week for 2 months, and gradually tapered it back to once a month now. My back has improved drastically, and they’ve helped with some other stress as well (neck, shoulders, upper back, and any minor things that pop up). Highly recommend it if you aren’t going already. Also look into your mattress if you have a cheap or old one
Core strength and flexibility play a role in addition to your desk.
- Planks (front, back, sides)
- Static hamstring, quad, glute stretches.
- Deep squats w/ back against a wall with your arms up in a V position
- Dynamic movement stretches.
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