With your feet shoulder-width apart, bend at your hips and slightly at your knees, keeping your back straight and the PVC pipe in contact with the three points.
Lower your torso until it's parallel to the ground, or as far as your flexibility allows, ensuring the PVC pipe remains in contact with the three points.
Pause for a moment at the bottom of the movement, then slowly raise your torso back up to the starting position, maintaining the alignment of your back with the PVC pipe.
Repeat this exercise for the desired number of repetitions, always focusing on form and control rather than speed.
Pro Tip
Avoid Arching or Rounding Your Back: A common mistake while performing this exercise is arching or rounding the back, which can cause strain or injury. Always keep your spine neutral and your core engaged to protect your back. Control Your Movement: Another common mistake is rushing through the movements. The PVC Good Morning is not about speed but control. Lower your torso slowly, hold for a moment, and then rise back up at a controlled pace. Keep Your Knees Slightly Bent: Do not lock your knees during this exercise. Keep them slightly bent to avoid unnecessary strain and to help maintain balance.