Definition
Excessive inward curvature of the lumbar spine, often caused by weak core muscles or poor posture. The 'stuck in a permanent pelvic thrust' condition.
Example Usage
My excessive lordosis from years of poor posture is finally improving thanks to core stability work.
Origin
From Greek 'lordosis' (bending backward); anatomical/medical terminology.
Fun Fact
Hyperlordosis is common in bodybuilders with underdeveloped core stability relative to their leg strength.
Source: Anatomy and sports physical therapy
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