01/09/2026
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Lower back pain has become so common that most people think it's normal.
It isn't.
One of the biggest mistakes people make is confusing pain with injury.
In many cases, the lower back isn't damagedāit's simply not prepared for the demands you're placing on it.
Even if you've been told you have disc dehydration, disc desiccation, or a disc bulge, complete rest is rarely the long-term solution.
After the initial recovery phase, your back needs something most people avoid:
Movement and strength.
The spine is designed to move.
The muscles around it are designed to support it.
And when those muscles become stronger, more mobile, and more resilient, everyday activities become much easier.
The exercises shown in this video are some of the movements I regularly use to improve spinal health, strengthen the surrounding muscles, and build confidence in movement again.
Remember:
A weak back isn't fixed by avoiding movement forever.
It's improved by gradually exposing it to the right movement and the right amount of strength training.
Take care of your back before pain forces you to.
DM "STRONG" if you'd like a structured strength and movement program from me and my team, anywhere in the world.
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