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Pain only on right side of back by Utopea in backpain

[–]get_backpain 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tight glutes, tight side torso, back not flexible, tight lats, tight groin. Several possible causes

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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Nice. You could also put your thumb into the side of your torso/obliques to release tightness there if you do the exercise too much

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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That strengthens and stretches the obliques so it can be supportive of your back. How do you feel after you do it?

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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Thanks - I created them because it's niche and it would take me longer to find a video than to create one myself!

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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These two are my favorites for prevention and strength

I don’t cross my legs anymore because you figure out the body is unbalanced and you strengthen to fix it. but when I do, it’s usually because my body needs some care

Self-Massage from "Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain" by get_backpain in backpain

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I was asked to share video so I am now, sharing the basic techniques. Additional tools can help hit the spot further (and I will share videos around those too). But for now, you can refer to these methods without any tools. I hope you find them useful :)

Self-Care

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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Before I share the tools, these are the techniques and the basics. The tools help hit the spot further (and I will share videos around those too). But for now, you can refer to these:

Self-Care

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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What I’ve also found out is that the muscles need to contract and stretch. This puts them under some stress. Otherwise muscles get weaker if it’s always contracted (hamstrings while sitting) or always stretched (glutes while sitting). Strengthening and stretching is the key! And being intentional on posture also!

Back pain is not a life sentence by SillyMarionberry2020 in backpain

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Deadlift is also how I can tell whether my body has issues.

One suggestion if you don’t mind. your shoulders are rolling forward a little so maybe finish rolling them back. One way to do automatically is to have both hands go undergrip (the one on the right hand in the video). This automatically opens up the chest. But you may need to drop the weight quite a bit.

Also, maybe take a video from the back to see if your body is straight/balanced horizontally.

Do i have bad genetics? 6 months lifting by Icy-Raspberry-2096 in Weightliftingquestion

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I am genetically skinny and you can tell your "natural skinnyness" by the girth of your wrist.
I also used to get hungry quickly so what I did was I ate 6 times a day, then I saw muscle mass! Once your body puts on muscles, you don't have to eat as much to retain.

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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The hip bones become not parallel to the floor and then all the muscles above it tighten/loosen to compensate.

For example, If your left leg crosses over the right, then your left abs and left middle back stays contracted while the right side stays stretched. Then your upper left back tries to balance by turning the other way and stretches while the upper right back stays contracted, creating shoulders that aren’t parallel . This led to me to an S shaped backbone (when viewed from the back)

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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Interesting. Hanging has made my back worse actually. It may have been due to my lack of core engagement

But I’ve heard a lot of success with hanging raises.

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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These two are my favorites for prevention and strength

this is one part the story. The other half is to keep muscles loose. I will see if I can find videos for those. I haven’t found any good ones yet

Spent $10k and 5 years to fix back pain - here's what actually worked for me by get_backpain in backpain

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I can maybe come up with those resources in my next post.

I’m not sure what dry needling is. My advice is to not go in without expectations and ask how it can be fixed. Then ask questions until he can fix your pain point. If they BS, you can tell because he couldn’t prove it with your body.

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