Is surgery the best option for your low back pain? A few things to consider before going under the knife.
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When it comes to overcoming low back pain, there are some 'non-negotiable' exercises that everyone needs to master. We cover them here.
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Learn the only proven method to improve movement and strength for long term, sustainable pain relief.
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Long term sustainable relief from low back pain requires a plan and a commitment to sticking to that plan. We've created the plan. Can you provide the commitment?
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Integrating traditional rehabilitation movements with a full body, dynamic movement like the clean creates long lasting pain relief and improved daily performance.
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Braces are often seen as a way to prevent injury while playing sports and at the gym. But are they effective?
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How well does your brain communicate with your muscles? Learn how to test your motor control and why it matters.
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Breathing is one of the few ways we can influence our autonomic nervous system. It's relation to the diaphragm also makes it an important contributor in protecting our low back from injury and improving athletic performance. Let's discuss what makes our breathing so awesome.
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Understanding these three principles will redefine your approach to core strengthening, providing better stability, improved strength, and higher performance.
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Spice up your plank game. The traditional plank exercise offers a variety of progressions that challenge the superficial and deeper muscles of the core in a variety of planes of motion.
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How healthy is your low back? Use these three tests to determine if you're at a higher risk for low back pain or injury risk.
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Mastering a few basic movements is all you need to take control of your low back pain. The following three exercises are beginning tools to protect your low back from repetitive strain, correct poor postures, and create spinal stability for low back pain relief.
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Challenging the body in unstable conditions not only prevents the chance of a recurring injury, but can improve how we perform in athletics as well as everyday life.
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