2026-05-20
The response to our recent Perform Better webinar, “Why Strength & Mobility Aren’t Fixing Low Back Pain,” was awesome and we are VERY grateful! However, one thing also became clear as we engaged with some great Q & A…people are […]
read more2026-05-19
For years, one of the most common messages in fitness and rehabilitation has been: “Your glutes are weak, and that’s why your back hurts.” As a result, countless people with low back pain have been prescribed: clamshells glute bridges monster […]
read more2026-05-14
One of the biggest mistakes people make when training around low back pain is assuming they need to avoid challenging lower body exercises altogether. In reality, research consistently shows that improving lower body strength, stability, and movement coordination is one […]
read more2026-05-12
The conversation around lumbar flexion and low back pain has become one of the most misunderstood topics in fitness and rehabilitation. When the paper “To Flex or Not to Flex?” by Saraceni and colleagues was published, many people quickly interpreted […]
read more2026-05-7
I mean it is catchy and bound to get you a lot of likes on social media when. you say “sitting is the new smoking,” We all know smoking is really bad for your health so it makes sitting sound […]
read more2026-05-5
One of the biggest misconceptions I see, both in fitness and rehab, is this idea that exercise helps low back pain because it’s “fixing something” in the spine. I used to think that too. Get stronger, stabilize the core, correct […]
read more2026-05-2
For years, one of the most common cues in both rehab and fitness has been simple: “draw your belly button in,” “activate your transverse abdominis.” The logic seems sound. If the deep core muscles stabilize the spine, then isolating and […]
read more2026-04-30
Mobility is often treated as a local issue, tight shoulders need stretching, stiff hips need opening, but research and clinical practice increasingly point to a different conclusion: mobility is a whole-system quality, not just a joint-specific one. When we look […]
read more2026-04-28
There’s no shortage of exercises that look smart, feel intentional, and even get labeled as “functional”, but when you step back and look at how the body actually works, some of these popular movements don’t quite deliver what people think […]
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