Back Pain Not Going Away? You Need To Loosen THESE Muscles!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

Комментарии • 181

  • @stuh1975
    @stuh1975 Год назад +6

    The pelvic tuck by flattening the curve in the back! You successfully mention this unlike many other videos and why this stretch never worked for me until I watched this and tried the stretch with that slight modification. Many thanks.

  • @got2go4word
    @got2go4word Год назад +9

    I have been living with lower back pain for years, thank you Dr. Kristie, this helps so much!

  • @t.c5494
    @t.c5494 4 месяца назад +1

    I've been limping for 2 months couldn't even hardly walk half the time couldn't walk anywhere without pain using your pressure points worked💜 thank you.

  • @dennissdmd
    @dennissdmd Год назад +20

    As a fellow doctor I have to say you have an amazing Thaler for conveying your knowledge in an easy to understand accurate way. I have been doing a lot of your back routines to help sooth my back and piriformis issues due to my overzealous workouts. They all have been helping so much that I feel essentially normal. Can’t thank you enough. I hope you and your family are all happy and in good health💛

    • @ls-l1518
      @ls-l1518 Год назад

      It's so ridiculous how everybody calls themselves doctors in the US. Only a medical doctor is a doctor in the rest of the world.

  • @Mr.Martini549
    @Mr.Martini549 Год назад +13

    Precisely the treatment plan I’m currently working on with my PT. I’m already doing some form of these stretches already. It’s an ongoing process for sure. Thanks for the muscle diagrams. It really helped me to understand how tight muscles can pull down on the lower spine and cause my nerve irritation.

  • @bullbars1822
    @bullbars1822 Год назад +4

    I came across your videos about a month agoI've been dealing pain in the area you've described until the last few days. Unfortunately, I've gained to much weight to cross my leg over the leg but, I was tired of the pain and it was only getting worse. So with a little creativity, instead of laying on my back, I brought the leg out to the side with knee bent on the side that hurt. Then while keeping the other leg extended, I rolled over onto the bent leg. The streatch I was able to get actually allowed me to start walking again without the compulsory limp and almost "0" pain. Thankyou for helping. 😌

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад +1

      You are welcome and thank you so much for sharing your modification!

  • @lhuce7586
    @lhuce7586 Год назад +11

    As someone who is extremely active, but always in pain and discomfort in my groin, hips and lower back, I'm pretty sure that this video is for me. I'm going to start doing it daily and see how it goes. Thank you :)

  • @jonathanh2605
    @jonathanh2605 Год назад +5

    I am a golfer and have to say all of Dr K's stretches work on me..... well explained too!Thank you Dr K x

  • @seanhoward2576
    @seanhoward2576 Год назад +3

    Thank you for this video. It confirmed what I thought. I started feeling a pain in my lower back and the front of my hip but I knew it started hurting when I was sitting on a couch. SIT HAPPENS!!!

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад

      Those darned couches! Glad this was helpful for you:)

  • @DarrylN2UPhotography
    @DarrylN2UPhotography Год назад +3

    Perfect explanation and detailed! thank you, will start this today.

  • @daniellesarazin4082
    @daniellesarazin4082 11 месяцев назад

    So happy to have found you! I have had to stop working out for the past 2 weeks because of hip and lower back pain. Just did this one once and I'm seeing immediate results. Thank you!

  • @deadi22
    @deadi22 Год назад +2

    Worked like a charm! Thank you for this video Dr! What a great, free fix when these muscles are tight ❤

  • @mellilore
    @mellilore Год назад +9

    At 53 now (5'10 x 190 lbs) and after a life of sports abruptly interrupted when I became father of two lovely kids 9 years ago, this really is invaluable stuff!!!! Thank you Doctor.

  • @patrickmcevoy3257
    @patrickmcevoy3257 Год назад +5

    Hi doc nice to see you back I had both hips replaced before I had the surgery I had pain in my lower back it was hard to walk but doing well ur excercise video s rock I stretch my lower back to keep it loose anyway u rock and keep on doing what u do best making progress with ur channel.making people feel better about them selves thanks 👍😊

  • @edwizard62
    @edwizard62 Год назад +5

    My back hurts since I walk big dogs. I need these stretches. Thank you beautiful Dr. Ennis❤

    • @karldolphin7547
      @karldolphin7547 Год назад +1

      Dogs that pull will mess up your back. I don’t walk big dogs that pull anymore. Ppl need to train their dogs not to pull.

    • @tonyledrew9560
      @tonyledrew9560 Год назад +2

      Shorten the leash so the dog doesn’t go ahead of you .Try that for awhile the dog should stop pulling

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад +1

      You’re welcome! Dogs pulling can definitely do that!

  • @mariat4234
    @mariat4234 Год назад +1

    Thank you Dr Ennis. These exercises do work but I have to do them every day.

  • @bfish9700
    @bfish9700 Год назад +3

    As a hockey player with a desk job, I ALWAYS have a tight lower back. I'd never seen the glute medeus stuff, will be sure to try that.

  • @craigkeller
    @craigkeller Год назад +2

    Great sequence of stretches, thank you 🙏!

  • @goodyeoman4534
    @goodyeoman4534 Год назад +1

    I've done daily hip stretches for ages and my hip/piriformis pain remains. I read that stretches are more of a sticking plaster option and to actually eliminate the pain you have to do strengthening exercises for the target area.

  • @marcd1981
    @marcd1981 Год назад +3

    Hello, Dr. Ennis, I have seen there are several videos you have posted regarding hip issues, but I haven't seen one for what has just happened with one of my hips. I apologize for the long message ahead of time, but a lot has happened over the past week.
    I came the long way around to being referred to an orthopedic doctor for my right hip. Just over a week ago, (Friday, July 7, 2023), I had severe enough pain in my right lower back (I believe it's called the right flank?) that I could not drive, and my wife drove me to the ER.
    A little about myself; 60 years old, very fit, 5' 9", 160lbs, 123 / 66 blood pressure, resting heart rate 54 to 56 bpm, on no medications for any medical conditions and just passed my annual physical with flying colors 2 DAYS before this incident!
    The ER staff seemed pretty sure what I was experiencing was kidney stones, although I was skeptical, because 2 to 3 weeks prior to this I had ultrasounds of my bladder and kidneys come back perfectly normal. After a CT scan on my abdomen and pelvis, all organs were normal, including kidneys with no kidney stones present. The scan did show diverticula on my colon, but with no evidence of diverticulitis.
    ER doctor told me I have diverticulosis, would have to eat more fibre, and do not lift heavy weights to the point of straining. All panicked, my wife and I researched all of the things I should have over 3 or 4 days that wasn't solid food. Bone broth, aloe vera juice and fruits and vegetables/greens whipped up in a magic bullet to be able to drink (think consistency of apple sauce).
    One week later (yesterday, Friday, July 14th) I still had sharp pain in my lower right flank, with no other symptoms of what the doctor told me I had. Everything we researched about diverticulosis and diverticulitis did not point to what was going on with my pain. The only thing that matched was me being 60 years old. I went to an Urgent Care that has a doctor with previous ER experience, so I thought I would get a good second opinion.
    The Urgent Care doctor totally agrees that the evidence of diverticula on my colon has nothing to do with the pain in my lower back. As there IS NO PAIN with diverticulosis, it is only discovered during a colonoscopy or a CT scan like I had done. This doctor told me the problem is in my hip! He referred me to an orthopedic practice, and told me they would do a scan or x-ray of the area to determine what was going on with my hip and / or back on the right side.
    I realize I cannot get medical advice from a comment section on a video on RUclips, but I am wondering if you have heard of something similar, a lower right back (flank) sharp pain with no other symptoms. The last two days, it has been very painful in the morning, but as the day progresses, it starts to go away, and by mid-afternoon, I don't really notice it. But it has been a week, and the pain is always there in some form or another.
    Thank you for any advice or opinion on what it could be and what course of action I could take to verify what the issue is. Have a great rest of your weekend!
    Marc

  • @AliakbarZamani-ug8rb
    @AliakbarZamani-ug8rb Год назад

    Good afternoon Dr. Ennis i followed your sample routine and i enjoyed it very iam 85 years old and it was so easy to follow like to join but not possible at the present time maybe in the future my best wishes for you and your family.

  • @richardthomas1408
    @richardthomas1408 Год назад +1

    I am 60. I was diagnosed with a transverse process in my lower back. It seems to be constant pain anymore. The doctor said it has scar tissue in it and that's way it will not heal. I do stretch every day and setups daily. I am going to start doing you program. I hope it works for me.

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад +1

      I’m sorry you are in constant pain:( see if any of these videos help:
      ruclips.net/video/pJkLGf8UMRI/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/LTgES9nQj-w/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/9y2NjSxoJEo/видео.html

  • @augustofaustinodecastro5492
    @augustofaustinodecastro5492 Год назад +1

    Doutora Kristie, você é uma profissional Competentíssima 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @rrssmooth6643
    @rrssmooth6643 Год назад +1

    those are the same muscles I have been working on for years, and you just explained it all for me. You are spot on Doctor.

  • @clasor
    @clasor 7 месяцев назад

    Gracias mil Dra me encanta su conociemiento y capacidad de transmitirlo

  • @koolhandlukemakemyday8812
    @koolhandlukemakemyday8812 Год назад +1

    Excellent video! Thank you for your knowledge and explanations. Great help do these!

  • @C4six-two-one
    @C4six-two-one 8 месяцев назад

    Kneeling hip flexor stretch worked great for me!

  • @dushyantharajaguru8953
    @dushyantharajaguru8953 Год назад

    Thank you Dr. Kristie, really appreciated! Best wishes all the way from Sri Lanka!

  • @LlenadeMalo
    @LlenadeMalo Год назад

    This is great advice. I have much of this pain and have struggled with how to stop it. TY

  • @danmcleod1360
    @danmcleod1360 4 месяца назад

    Very helpful information. I like using the band.

  • @krismaly6300
    @krismaly6300 Год назад

    Thanks for educating the community and appreciate your volunteering and Thanks to your team
    Please keep posting more and more
    Thanks a lot
    Could you please share strengthening lower back
    How to improve core
    How to increase healthy muscle mass

  • @mikemitchell9227
    @mikemitchell9227 Год назад +2

    I had piriformis syndrome a few years back and went to a chiropractor with a PT and massage. It took several months to be better. I have to watch it when my piriformis starts to feel tight. I'll add these exercises. Since then I've had lower back problems which I think are from tight hip flexors. I'll try your stretches too. I need to get the edge tool, I've been thinking about it for awhile.

  • @lukewagner8871
    @lukewagner8871 Год назад

    I was paralyzed for 10 days with a spinal cord injury a long time ago. I have upper motor neuron damage which resulted in heighten reflexes more prominent on the left side. There is a hip reflex that I have observed over the years, and a tight waistband can make your back hurt with a dull pain. The waistband of your shorts are digging into the area of your hip that may be invoking this reflex.

  • @rogercookcouk
    @rogercookcouk Год назад +3

    Hi Doc, having annoyed my back last Friday I've been smashing paracetamol & ibuprofen like popcorn! (Sensibly)
    However, I've just done best I can these brilliant stretches and I feel a shed load better for it. Thank you.
    QL next 😅

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад +1

      I’m sorry you are injured but glad to hear you are feeling better!

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад +2

      Also, have you seen the QL video?
      ruclips.net/video/Z4vqNS5tilw/видео.html

    • @rogercookcouk
      @rogercookcouk Год назад

      @@drkristieennis thank you for your replies. Yes, I have seen the great QL video and will be watching again.
      For the record, the acute back pain has gone, so I'm tracking it easy (which is hard itself!).
      Thanks again 👍

  • @jasonharris5201
    @jasonharris5201 Год назад

    I need to work on these stretches. I’ve been noticing every time, I’m getting out of a chair or long drive, I can’t stand up straight. Thank you.

  • @CriticalThinking88
    @CriticalThinking88 Год назад

    For years, I tried every stretching routine and regular adjustments until I was fed up with no improvement. I got a 2nd opinion from another chiropractor who specializes in sports injury rehab, and after a thorough exam it was revealed my L4 was bulging. I started the rehab immediately, and after three weeks I was experiencing massive improvement. I recommend the same to anyone who's tried various stretching and strengthening exercises with no improvement.

  • @romanomoller
    @romanomoller Год назад

    I will try it in the morning. Love to watch❤

  • @stevenphillips551
    @stevenphillips551 Год назад

    This is the first video of yours I've seen and the reason I subscribed. Thank you so much for showing me something new.

  • @aemiliadelroba4022
    @aemiliadelroba4022 Год назад +1

    I do the same exercises everyday,
    It helps pelvic rotation , and flex.

  • @mikeradie7758
    @mikeradie7758 Год назад +1

    Awesome, thank you so very much 💪❤

  • @ninabonita892
    @ninabonita892 Год назад

    Yess i have back pain 😔 thank you sooo much 💕💕

  • @bartrice8278
    @bartrice8278 5 месяцев назад

    Oh my goodness thank you!!

  • @tahminarasooly3500
    @tahminarasooly3500 Год назад +1

    Thank you Dr I enjoy your video
    I have 2 belge disc in the 4 &5 vertebra of my back
    Some doctors and physiotherapists say that the recent movement you did will damage the sciatic nerve
    Is it right or not ?

  • @badluck1
    @badluck1 Год назад

    Thank you Dr. Kristie!!! 💪🙌🏅

  • @deemelton6925
    @deemelton6925 3 месяца назад

    My hips hv pain a.lot and stops me in my tracks hurts so bad I'll try this..thxs❤

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  2 месяца назад

      I’m so sorry you have so much pain:( did this help?

    • @deemelton6925
      @deemelton6925 2 месяца назад

      @@drkristieennis it's hard to do but I'm staying on it and I think it is slowly helping..thxs

  • @Grunt49
    @Grunt49 Год назад

    I bought one,no probs.Thank you ,Dr.Kristie.

  • @ChicksFit
    @ChicksFit 2 месяца назад

    Thanks!

  • @dbgith
    @dbgith Год назад

    Good stuff here! Thanks

  • @vidbox44
    @vidbox44 Год назад +1

    Great video! I knew exactly where you were applying pressure as you were doing the routine - every one is an existing tender spot for me. I never thought to massage as I do these exercises.

  • @robertbonds2821
    @robertbonds2821 Год назад

    Thanks for the advice!!

  • @lucho0849
    @lucho0849 Год назад

    good information thanks

  • @danestewart-stuart8771
    @danestewart-stuart8771 2 месяца назад

    Dr Ennis, (It's Friday, 7/12/'24) I am having back pain. Your advice & exercises are helping. But I have a serious inquiry. What is the significance of your statement,
    "Sit Happens". What is the significance in regards to our back pain? Is it really true that sitting alone is a major cause of lower-back pain?

  • @magdebates2697
    @magdebates2697 5 месяцев назад

    i feel better already and i havnt even done any of the stretches lol.

  • @The2008Ghost
    @The2008Ghost Год назад +1

    sit happens 🤣 the first glute Medius release worked wonders for me...great vid , thanks Doc

    • @santafejack
      @santafejack Год назад

      Good to know since that is precisely where my pain is focused. Just want to inject a big dose of Novocain directly into that muscle! 😩

  • @lawnmower11
    @lawnmower11 Год назад

    Awesome thank you

  • @MuskyHunter61
    @MuskyHunter61 Год назад +1

    Such great advise from such a good shape looking professional woman. Thank you I enjoy watching you.

  • @robertlazorko7350
    @robertlazorko7350 Год назад

    Thank you Dr. Kristie ! Brilliant set of work for any trail runner.

  • @juliekane7210
    @juliekane7210 Год назад +1

    Gluteus medius that’s where my back always hurts. Are there any of these I can do without kneeling on my knees ? Thanks Dr K 😊

  • @charlesmcclarty3054
    @charlesmcclarty3054 Год назад +1

    Thank you Doctor! Good workout! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @deekee4818
    @deekee4818 Год назад

    The hoof! (In my Jimmy Conway voice)

  • @Panfleto89
    @Panfleto89 Год назад +3

    Hi Dr. Thanks for the stretching exercises. I do a lot of Cycling, so, I have heard different theories on this, but wanted to get your take on it. When is the best time to do this stretching exercises? Before I go for a bicycle ride or after? Thanks!

  • @yolandap6521
    @yolandap6521 28 дней назад

    My neck hurts while lying down doing this exercise.

  • @nfamarajaiteh5335
    @nfamarajaiteh5335 7 месяцев назад

    I need video about that please

  • @mattcaplis3045
    @mattcaplis3045 Год назад +1

    Dr. Ennis, would you treat a synovial cyst differently than other low back pain? I have a cyst at L4-L5 and I have had aspiration done and a steroid injection. Prior to surgery I'd like to exhaust all my options. Is there a specific regimen? I'm currently reading about the Mckenzie method. Thank you!

  • @GoADHDGo
    @GoADHDGo Год назад

    Currently dealing with this exact issue, however, I’m using a lacrosse ball and softball to try release the muscles… it’s not working so great.
    Gotta get me a DermaEdge.

  • @Handlethis342
    @Handlethis342 Год назад

    My patient obsessed over this and now in more pain. Maybe pain isn’t from tight muscles but rather pain cause tight muscles?

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад

      Certainly both can occur. If someone is unsure, I definitely recommend getting looked at in person.

  • @michaeltootikian4402
    @michaeltootikian4402 Год назад

    Excellent

  • @GeoAce777
    @GeoAce777 Год назад

    you are golden😊

  • @reuvenbador8552
    @reuvenbador8552 Год назад

    you are amazing!!!!!!!

  • @dellachow3124
    @dellachow3124 11 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤ thank you

  • @amc.5971
    @amc.5971 Год назад

    I want to order this device!!

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад

      You can get it here:)
      www.drkristieennis.com/derma-edge

  • @GiC7
    @GiC7 Год назад

    Thanks

  • @nfamarajaiteh5335
    @nfamarajaiteh5335 7 месяцев назад

    So after hip replacement your leg is shot what do you do?

  • @turyomumaishorogers854
    @turyomumaishorogers854 5 месяцев назад

    Good

  • @manimations7353
    @manimations7353 10 месяцев назад

    For a person who has scoliosis who sometimes has back pain what is the blue card supposed to do to help me?

  • @lovejotarts8098
    @lovejotarts8098 Год назад

    according to my X ray , doctor said , the space between l4 and L5 is narrow.. i have a pain for a long time, so which exercise i have to do.

  • @deborahtaylor7902
    @deborahtaylor7902 Год назад

    Hi Dr Ennis...I am such a fan of your channel!! thanks! I have a question if u have time to answer..I have had a vertical C- section many years ago..Is there hope for me have tight abs? I don't expect a six pack but would like a flatter gut. I do workout and am not heavy but being the c- section was a vertical cut its seems impossible.

  • @godchannel3804
    @godchannel3804 Год назад

    What is the line in between the legs called?

  • @siddiqkhan6810
    @siddiqkhan6810 Год назад

    I have these back issues and I can't move 😢

  • @yoheff988
    @yoheff988 Год назад

    I had a herniated disc (with the sciatica as a bonus) about 3 years ago, got rid of the issue in about 2.5 months thanks to the McKenzie technique I discovered.
    with that I had some numbness on both legs, the right leg was worse than the left, the numbness did become a little better but never completely left,
    Will it ever leave me?

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад

      That’s a tough one to answer online. It would be a good idea to have this looked at in person.

  • @ellsbry
    @ellsbry 11 месяцев назад

    Do men have different muscle structure? Because I feel no muscles at top of hip or lower outside edge for your first stretch. I do have a small paunch!

  • @rcg5317
    @rcg5317 Год назад

    Good video. I do some of these and am anxious to try the others and some of your add details. Also, I know what you were saying about laughing instead of saying what you actually want to say so you don’t get demonitized. 😂

  • @saadsohail6520
    @saadsohail6520 Год назад

    Got hyperlordosis,not fixing ,is there any solution?

  • @keithcook3883
    @keithcook3883 Год назад

    I always get pain in my antior hip for days if I try to stretch hip flexors

    • @reddaB
      @reddaB Год назад

      Maybe labral tears

  • @TheAdultContemporaryMusicCh
    @TheAdultContemporaryMusicCh Год назад

    2 ?s One why this demaedge? what is it doing, what is it competition? 2 Where is a coupon code? While it sounds interesting $80 doesn't grow on trees for such a small thing,

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад +1

      The fascia (like the filmy skin on a chicken breast) gets stuck to the muscle when things start to get tight. The Derma edge allows you to get gliding in these layers by gentle pressure to the area. This pressure increases fluid movement allowing things to unstick.
      Because fascia is strong, we aren’t releasing the fascia, but getting the layers to glide, over one another. Because some of this fascia lies so close to the surface, we don’t often have to press deep to make a change.
      And, we there are receptors in the skin that respond to gentle, longer strokes which tell the brain to help relax the muscle.
      I created it while I was being diagnosed with Lyme so I could work on myself. One tool works for the whole body and it’s easy to hold. It’s made in the US (down the road from me:) and made of aluminum. Those reasons are why the cost is what it is.
      There is another tool called the sidekick which is multiple tools and over $100. I tried to make mine as reasonably priced as I could:)

  • @mehmetuzunyol1487
    @mehmetuzunyol1487 Год назад

    Hi Dr And posterior oblique latisimus dorsi weaknes or Thight deep fascia or covering all tisue now there is a new tecnique to open all nerves and bloods pls can you palpete your latismus dorsi inferior scapula over the part of t8 7 6 .....

  • @KosmicKaren
    @KosmicKaren Год назад

    Dr., you gotta fix that link to the DermaEdge device you’re using, b/c it links to some other weird website. Love your videos. Thank you!

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад

      Well shoot! The link in the description works. Is it the card?

    • @GoADHDGo
      @GoADHDGo Год назад +1

      Link in description and link on the end screen both go to the correct website.
      It’s the Teletubbies website so I assume that’s the right website. HEYO! Thank you. Thank you. I’ll be here all week.

    • @KosmicKaren
      @KosmicKaren Год назад

      @@GoADHDGo I’ll check it again, but it went to a different website for me than where you can order your product

  • @lizabethea941
    @lizabethea941 Год назад

    whats the purpose of the tool

    • @drkristieennis
      @drkristieennis  Год назад

      To help sore, tight muscles:) it gets fluid moving between the layers that get stuck and helps to relax the muscle without causing pain:)

  • @enriquesalcido7869
    @enriquesalcido7869 27 дней назад

    Amor Holy Moly OMG YES O So Beautiful ❤ the E S with you amazing THANK YOU 🥰

  • @carriesmith8734
    @carriesmith8734 Год назад

    ? Is this the muscle area that we use when driving?

    • @FIGGY65
      @FIGGY65 Год назад

      Well, it’s all related, but yes!

  • @lindavanwey5044
    @lindavanwey5044 Год назад

    Applying pressure with a hard pointy object in my inexperienced hands. Big nope.

    • @FIGGY65
      @FIGGY65 Год назад

      It’s like a firm gelatin. It’s not that big of a deal.
      After very little preliminary discomfort you’ll likely feel much better.

  • @kingames8889
    @kingames8889 Год назад

    So if I start cramping in that second position, is it ok to that area cramp even tho it’s uncomfortable but I like stretch!

  • @marcusxsara8896
    @marcusxsara8896 Год назад

    🩷☮️👑🙏🏾thank u for the content

  • @lamrof
    @lamrof Год назад +1

    I forgot this was a health lesson.

  • @YodatheHobbit
    @YodatheHobbit Год назад

    Might wanna actually introduce the edge thing FIRST rather than surprise the viewer with a little piece of plastic no one has mid excersize.

  • @lukeaaron5588
    @lukeaaron5588 Год назад

    Modern day lower back pain is caused by really bad posture ie if your quads go to the top of your pelvis instead of your hip, your lower abs will disappear and your back will feel like it's in a vice.

    • @lukeaaron5588
      @lukeaaron5588 Год назад

      Other symptoms will include...
      Thunder thighs, muffin tops, no ass or saddle bag butt, no flanks, flat feet... the list goes on.

  • @VitalityMassage
    @VitalityMassage 10 месяцев назад +1

    I can see that your quads are too tight. 6:13 No wonder you get low back pain. Put oil (coconut is good) on your quads and use your forearms (ulnar bone) to massage them while sitting on your heels. Better yet, get one of my WAIF massage tools and massage them in a released position.
    Also, don't use that tool to work on your ilio-psoas muscles. Put OIL on your belly and use your FINGERS to massage them deeply. MUCH BETTER.
    Do the massage work FIRST. THEN do stretches. ALWAYS do deep massage FIRST to release the belly of the muscles before putting TENSION on the tendons!!!

  • @olivierkwavungala4536
    @olivierkwavungala4536 Год назад

    Uuuuulalalla doctor you still fresh lady, I like your body shape proving that you doing much sport & workouts

  • @georgetellis9483
    @georgetellis9483 Год назад

    Luckily there is a 2x speed.

  • @AhriOfAstora
    @AhriOfAstora Год назад

    Artist Adam 'Lucidpixul' Duff sent me here to fix my back pain