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Movement Mastery Lab

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learn how to move better so pain stops coming back

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The House of Prins

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Hello
I have started the movement mastery program to address the chronic back issues I have which flare up time to time. This time it has flared up due to playing badminton after a long time. I am regular workout person and do a mix of strength training and run sessions with swimming and walks on rest days. Hoping to address my chronic issues.
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Welcome! Thanks for sharing your journey. What day are you on?
What if the problem isn't getting to the bottom of it
What if the problem isn't getting to the bottom of it by someone pointing out exactly what's wrong? What if you've known this all along? I got a message this week from someone who's had chronic back pain for 30 years. Got into triathlon, seriously strong, sits at a desk writing software for long hours and the pain always comes back. He said: "I always ask the PT or trainer and we can never get to the bottom of it. I knew there was something I was doing causing it. We just could never figure out what." Here's what nobody told him (and what nobody told me either before I figured it out myself): Your body is already giving you the answer. BUT you haven't been taught to hear it. This is what I mean practically: Most of you only notice something is wrong when the pain arrives. But the breakdown happened much earlier, i.e. the exact moment your lower back took over from your hip, core etc. The moment your breath changed. The moment your body braced instead of moved. By the time you feel pain, the pattern has already repeated hundreds of times that day. Speed hides everything. When you move fast - in training, walking, carrying something - your compensations are completely invisible. To you and to everyone watching. The moment you slow a movement down on purpose, suddenly you can feel exactly where your body stops doing what it should and starts covering for something that isn't working. You have your own specific triggers: What three hours at a desk does to your SI joint specifically. What a hard training week followed by a flight does. What a stressful month does to how you move. That's your data and it's been building for 30 years. The flare-up never comes out of nowhere. There are always early signals - a slight stiffness, a change in how a movement feels, something that's just a bit off. Learning to catch that signal and correct it yourself before it escalates is what actually breaks the cycle. It's a skill - the ability to read what your body is doing and why in real time, without needing anyone else to translate it for you.
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@Ryan Earnshaw i literally "feel" where you coming from. that fear of doing something that might trigger pain is the worst feeling. it's a very smart response from the body - it's protecting you, but also something that long-term can cause even structural damages. understanding it and then slowly re-training is key
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@Ryan Earnshaw if we have enough people then yes!!
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The BS advice ends here. If you’re busy, active and your back keeps becoming the weak link in your life, you’re in the right place. This is for people who can handle pressure at work, train hard, travel, solve complex problems, and still somehow feel like their back is the one thing they can’t figure out. Start here: 1. Introduce yourself under INTRODUCTIONS - tell us when your back usually flares and what you have tried to solve it 2. Go to CLASSROOM and start with the free material The goal is simple: Stop guessing. Understand the pattern. Build a body you trust again. Ania
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@Andi Molla welcome!
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@Ryan Earnshaw welcome!!!!
Ways to work with me
If you’re a busy professional who’s tired of planning training, travel or even long workdays around whether your back will cooperate, there are two ways to work with me: 1. Movement Mastery - $200/month - 6-month coaching to stop recurring flare-ups and rebuild a body you trust in the gym, at work and on the road - For analytical people who want a clear system, not more random exercises Read more here: Click here 2. Private 1:1 Coaching - My highest-touch personalised coaching option - For people who want precision, close support and the fastest path back to training without second-guessing their back Read more here: Click here
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Neuroscientist & Chronic Pain Survivor

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