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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2022 · 28 MIN

#19. Why your lower back is not the problem

from The Movement Link Podcast · host Jemma Aitken | Exercise Physiologist

"I've got a bad back. My back is weak. Deadlifts are bad for my back."Chances are we all know (or are!) someone who has blamed their lower back for their back pain.But what if your lower back is not the problem? Almost 85% of people with back pain present with non-specific lower back pain (LBP), where there is no clear anatomical cause for their pain. When medical investigations are clear and there is no direct trauma, incident or observable cause for the LBP, it's really important that we adopt a problem-solving approach that considers function and movement.In this episode I look at 3 movement-related causes of LBP that have nothing to do with your lower back. Which ones can you relate to?Follow me on Instagram at @jemmalee_exphys to stay up to date with each episode as well as all of my regular content.Music from Uppbeat: Disco Wheel | Mood Maze License Code: MRBE9TU7YGK3RQNF

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"I've got a bad back. My back is weak. Deadlifts are bad for my back." Chances are we all know (or are!) someone who has blamed their lower back for their back pain. But what if your lower back is not the problem? Almost 85% of people with back pain present with non-specific lower back pain (LBP), where there is no clear anatomical cause for their pain. When medical investigations are clear and there is no direct trauma, incident or observable cause for the LBP, it's really important that...

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