Basically all of them in some way, isometrically. In other words, they shouldn't be lengthening or shortening, or you're doing them wrong and you probably have already hurt yourself. Deadlifts train most muscles in the body, and yes, they're excellent for all muscles of the lower back.
In terms of weight training, there is no legitimate exercise that, done correctly, leads to low back problems. There are plenty of exercises that can strengthen your lower back so that you don't have problems down the road. Variations on the deadlift is probably one of the best examples in both of these categories.
There are a number of ideas for working out back muscles. Some routines one can try to work these muscles are pull ups, push ups, lower back flies and lat low pulls.
Yes, an example of an easy low back exercise for men is the barbell deadlift, which involves lifting a barbell with your arms while keeping them straight down. The weight on the barbell can be adjusted to your capability. You will need access to a barbell and barbell weights to do this exercise properly.
Mid row exercises primarily target the middle and upper back muscles, such as the rhomboids and trapezius, while low row exercises focus more on the lower back muscles, such as the latissimus dorsi. Both exercises are effective for building back strength, but the specific muscles engaged differ.
Low row exercises primarily target the lower part of the back muscles, while mid row exercises focus on the middle part of the back. Low row exercises are effective for strengthening the lower back muscles, while mid row exercises are better for targeting the mid-back muscles. Both exercises are important for overall back strength and should be included in a well-rounded workout routine.
Lumbar strain or sprain is the most common cause of acute low back pain. It is pain that does not usually extend to the leg and usually occurs within 24 hours of heavy lifting or overuse of the back muscles.
A train
Because they do many exercises with low weight... to be fit (no STRONG)
No.
It is called a low pulley row machine. It is used to work out the back muscles of your body.
The main difference between a low row and a seated row exercise is the position of the body during the movement. In a low row exercise, the person typically stands and pulls the weight towards their lower chest, engaging the back muscles. In a seated row exercise, the person sits and pulls the weight towards their mid-chest, also targeting the back muscles but with a slightly different range of motion.
There is nothing that is specifically designed to keep the air pressure low under a train. A train is kept on the tracks by gravity, nothing more.