Think resting is the golden ticket to banishing back pain for good? Think again.
Here’s the real deal: while taking a breather might offer temporary relief, it’s not exactly a long-term solution. Here’s why:
1. Ignoring the Root Cause
Sure, resting gives your body a chance to recover, but unless you address the underlying issue—whether it’s poor form, muscle imbalances, or something else—you’re just delaying the inevitable.
2. Skipping the Fix
Resting won’t magically fix wonky movement patterns or stiff joints. If you want to kick that pain to the curb for good, you’ve gotta get to the root of the problem and start making some real changes.
3. Back to Square One
Ever notice how your pain tends to come back with a vengeance as soon as you jump back into your usual routine? That’s because resting doesn’t address the factors that caused the pain in the first place, leaving you right back where you started.
Instead of hitting pause on your workouts, let’s work together to tackle the issue head-on. Trust me, your back—and your gains—will thank you for it.
We work with athletes virtually around the world and would love to help you too. Please send us a message if you have any questions about movement and mobility. We want to get you pain free and without restrictions and living life again!
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