Training with sciatica
Many people dealing with sciatica are told to stop exercising.
Unfortunately, that often makes the situation worse.
When movement stops, the muscles that support the spine weaken.
When those muscles weaken, the spine becomes less stable.
In many cases the goal isn’t eliminating movement.
It’s improving how the body handles load.
That usually means developing:
• hip strength
• core stability
• controlled movement patterns
When strength improves, many people find their symptoms become much more manageable.
The key is progressing carefully and intelligently.
Has anyone here dealt with sciatica before?
— Josh
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