Top Cues for Your Back Pain and Deadlifting

Top Cues for Your Back Pain and Deadlifting

Back pain is one of the most common injuries in the US, affecting 80% of people in their lifetime and 26% of people in the US at any given time.

As performance physical therapists, we treat an awful lot of back pain at our clinic.

As a result, we prescribe and dose out deadlifts frequently. Deadlifts are and will forever be one of my favorite movements for not only back pain but the self advocacy and empowerment that comes with it.

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From Years of Back Pain to Supple Tactician

From Years of Back Pain to Supple Tactician

One of my favorite people that I have had the pleasure to meet this year is Josh. He’s retired military, now working as a corporate strategist who enjoys hiking, traveling, and time on the gun range. From years of abuse training in the military to gradual deconditioning, Josh subsequently developed a herniated disc and chronic back pain, amongst shoulder, knee, pain and stiffness alike.

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Special Edition: Burn Boot Camp Reflections
Physical Therapy, Outdoor Sports, Weightlifting Joshua DeMorett Physical Therapy, Outdoor Sports, Weightlifting Joshua DeMorett

Special Edition: Burn Boot Camp Reflections

This past weekend we had an awesome opportunity to assist and guide a Form Clinic with our friends at Burn Boot Camp - Bear Creek. What a turnout? Awesome to have so many engaged participants who jumped in head first with us and asked some amazing questions along the way. Within those questions we had some consistent themes come up through both our 1-Arm Row and Lunge reviews that I felt were not only applicable to the clients at Burn Boot Camp but I thought would be great to share with everyone else.

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L.S.H.S.

L.S.H.S.

In accordance with International Women's Day on Saturday, lifting heavier weights is one of my most frequented conversations and discussions I get to have with women. The most common rebuttal I get…… and I hear it quite often….. I don’t want to look bulky. Two things. First, I doubt you’ll hate the muscles popping out in the mirror. Second, let's get there first and figure out the details from there.

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