Working with the Multifidus Muscle
Dealing with back pain for any length of time will certainly involve the multifidus muscle. While its not likely to have a specific multifidus injury, the muscle itself is HIGHLY prone to dysfunction and trigger point development.
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How To Get A Quadratus Lumborum Stretch
Stretching in the case of quadratus lumborum injury or long term tension is fairly simple and straightforward. In the video below, I’ll show you how.
How To Sleep With A Disc Bulge
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Aerobics For Back Pain?
What to Do with Anterior Pelvic Tilt AND Disc Herniation!
The Answer to the Question: “Sam, what do you do?”
After literally HUNDREDS of consultations over the years, and an equal amount of requests via email, I’ve decided to put together a video of what I do to explain my methodology and work. Here you go inquiring minds!
How To Isolate The Transverse Abdominus for Back Pain Relief
In this clip, I’ll show you how to activate one of the MOST important muscles to address with regards to lower back pain. This muscle, called the transverse abdominus, is essentially a ‘corset’ for the spine. Dysfunction in this muscle is VERY common in individuals with back pain, and restoring its function is a key objective for reducing further episodes of pain.
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