Training the hip flexors WITHOUT rounding the back!
Hip Flexor Kick Out. Keep it strict. Start with 2 sets of 5 each leg with a 5 second hold at the top. You will be sore. Kick out low to start!
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Building the spine’s ability to RECOMPRESS out of decompression…
Requires health and strength at the deepest layers of tissue at the spine.
Start small and building gradually.
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Take the clue from the relief band aid movement...
then find a similar route that progressively BUILDS. Build evidence of safety to the nervous system and build strength at the direct tissue itself.
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You can overcome something without BECOMING it.
A lifetime runner who could barely walk in April, running gone for years. Today she raced on the track. The hardest work is already behind her, all that's left is the sweat and the pain. You'd never guess what she went through by looking at her. That isn't hiding it, that's what overcoming it looks like.
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Tight hips don't stay in the hips, they pull on your low back ALL day.
That stiffness after a long day is often the psoas dragging your spine into an arch you stop noticing. The full range split squat opens that back up. Stay tall, resist the arch, go as deep as you physically can. Whatever depth you have today is the right depth.
Play the long game. ❤️🩹
It's risky to train your injured back, it's way riskier to NEVER train your injured back.
Inactivity cements all the secondary dysfunction and shutdown that ensure more chronic breakdown. Start small, start simple. Be unusually consistent and attuned to your body along the way. Your body and all it's feedback will be your greatest guide.
Play the long game. ❤️🩹
It's risky to train your injured back, it's way riskier to NEVER train your injured back.
Inactivity cements all the secondary dysfunction and shutdown that ensure more chronic breakdown. Start small, start simple. Be unusually consistent and attuned to your body along the way. Your body and all it's feedback will be your greatest guide.
Play the long game. ❤️🩹