Training standard reference system: lean against the plane wall perpendicular to the ground, and the back, head, waist, hip and heel of the body are all close to the wall. If one hand can be inserted between the waist and the wall, it means that the angle of lumbar forward bending is relatively large, and the person who has this situation may be pelvic forward leaning. There's another way to tell if your pelvis is leaning forward. It can be on a hard bed board or on a yoga mat, and the body's limbs are relaxed on the back or lying on the top. The waist is relaxed and close to the plane. It is normal for people with the waist close to the ground. This kind of people do not have a forward leaning pelvis. But if the waist can not contact with the bed surface and is in a suspended state, it basically belongs to pelvic anteversion.<br>
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