For the first back pain stretch while sitting in a chair, you can start with seated cat/cow or cat/dog stretches and seated pelvic tilts. You can use a towel to help move your hips.
Next seated knee to chest, seated piriformis, and seated QL stretches will help open up the lower back and relieve tightness.
Finally, seated hamstring and seated rotation stretches will help reduce back pain.
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