The lumbopelvic stabilization model is an active approach to low back pain, as proposed by
Waddel (Waddel et al., 1997), based on a motor control exercises program. The main aim of
this program is to reestablish the impairment or deficit in motor control around the neutral
zone of the spinal motion segment by restoring the normal function of the local stabilizer
muscles. Stabilization exercise program has become the most popular treatment method in
spinal rehabilitation since it has shown its effectiveness in some aspects related to pain and …