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Video: Back Pain, BJJ and Bank Balance.

Back Pain, BJJ and Bank Balance. Working with Professor Gui Neves at Garage Jiu Jitsu in Bondi Junction today – https://garagejiujitsu.com.au/   The single most important concept for managing back injuries successfully is that of the BANK BALANCE. Think of the bank balance as your total amount of work your back can do in a […]

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Lower Back Rehab: Getting Back Into The Gym Safely.

Lower Back Rehab: Getting Back Into The Gym Safely. How do you bridge the gap from low level rehab into lifting safely? The trickiest part of injury rehabilitation (after the initial investigation stages) is how to safely, and effectively, return to lifting for strength and performance once a solid foundation has been built.

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“Thousands of back pain sufferers given ‘harmful’ treatments”

“Thousands of back pain sufferers given ‘harmful’ treatments” Interesting public debate going on this week in regards to effective treatment for lower back pain. Although I agree with the main point the article is trying to make, that back pain sufferers are at the mercy of a lot of snake oil salesmen, there are some

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Video: A Simple Routine For Better Posture and Less Shoulder Pain.

A Simple Routine For Better Posture and Less Shoulder Pain. A nice simple starting program to help improve rounded posture, and reduce stiffness and pain in the shoulders. A lot of shoulder pain and impingement is simply a product of years of poor posture; being sat for long periods with rounded shoulders and upper back.

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Well Done Sara!

Another Lower Back Pain success story! Well done Sara! “I just wanted to say thanks to you Brian, I will miss your evil sessions down in Melbourne. When I called him up 4 months ago I was struggling to put make up on without leaning on the wall for support. My back was that bad.

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