I'm in your shoes rn. The doctors have no clue why my back is a knotted mess and the MRI's show a healthy back. I know I'm not broken beyond repair, but the pain and the aggravation caused by my back is beyond irritating and upsetting. I'm gonna follow your routine and hopefully I can finally get back on track with what I wanna do with my future!
Thanks for sharing your story! I’m just beginning to recognize the benefits of trigger point release myself and it’s a total gamechanger. I really appreciate the point about working out the tensions first prior to implementing exercises like the McGill big three. I practiced the big three for some time and didn’t reap the benefits until relieving the tension that had existed and built up for years! Thanks for the videos…great content!
Dude I’m right where you were right now… wondering if I’ll ever be able to be a man again and work hard. Thank You, I’m starting my back pain journey now at 28 YO.
@@BackMuscleSolutions I just bought the bundle on your website. After reading both packets it seems I should wait until I am pain free to start the bullet proof back? Today is day 1 on the flexible back.
It depends, if your pain is beyond a 4 I would wait to do strengthening until it settles, otherwise id start working in the back of steel regimen right away! The exercises are designed to be safe, even if you are walking on eggshells and have a low pain (3-4 or less) level at the moment you will be ok
Hi, do you nind sharing the stl file of the ql claw? Im on the other side of the planet,thanks. Although,i believe we all have tms and these trigger points/inflammation,stifness etc. are what the brain uses to cause symptoms.
Thank you for sharing your journey and creating a tool to help others! Question-do you know if this helps those with partial tears in their gluteus medius? MRI revealed tears in my glute med and IT band at the iliac crest. Ty
I would love to see your MRI if you have it. Maybe compare mine to yours because your story is very similar to mine and we’re the same age, but my MRI shows a moderate bulge, severe disc degeneration, type 1 modic changes and end plate spurring. Things like jumping and landing wrong, getting startled, coughing and sneezing standing straight up, even stepping wrong, causes my back to feel like it’s being grabbed at and like you said, shot by a bullet. As if the bones are compressing into one another. Then of course the inflammatory symptoms make it that much worse on the QL and psoas as far as I’m concerned, and a lot of days of dull, achey, tight hip pain. It’s taken over the last 8 months of my life!! Any response is much appreciated. Glad you’re pain free these days ♥️
I too have had back pain for about 4 yrs but it’s mid back paraspinal musicle pain. I have been for myofascial release. Does your device work with mid back? I’m 69 and I don’t want this any more!
I guess it depends where on the paraspinals… you can put the tool on the mid back but it might be a bit intense! It is designed to fit into the lumbar curvature but I’ve had folks use it on the mid and upper back
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I'm in your shoes rn. The doctors have no clue why my back is a knotted mess and the MRI's show a healthy back. I know I'm not broken beyond repair, but the pain and the aggravation caused by my back is beyond irritating and upsetting. I'm gonna follow your routine and hopefully I can finally get back on track with what I wanna do with my future!
You have tms. For sure
Thanks for sharing your story! I’m just beginning to recognize the benefits of trigger point release myself and it’s a total gamechanger. I really appreciate the point about working out the tensions first prior to implementing exercises like the McGill big three. I practiced the big three for some time and didn’t reap the benefits until relieving the tension that had existed and built up for years!
Thanks for the videos…great content!
Thanks man I appreciate the comment, and yes you are absolutely right! The chronology is overlooked very often
Thank you for sharing your story! This was really helpful!
Thanks, i got the message, streching and strengthening forback pain
Dude I’m right where you were right now… wondering if I’ll ever be able to be a man again and work hard. Thank
You, I’m starting my back pain journey now at 28 YO.
You got this!!
@@BackMuscleSolutions I just bought the bundle on your website. After reading both packets it seems I should wait until I am pain free to start the bullet proof back? Today is day 1 on the flexible back.
It depends, if your pain is beyond a 4 I would wait to do strengthening until it settles, otherwise id start working in the back of steel regimen right away! The exercises are designed to be safe, even if you are walking on eggshells and have a low pain (3-4 or less) level at the moment you will be ok
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Hi, do you nind sharing the stl file of the ql claw? Im on the other side of the planet,thanks. Although,i believe we all have tms and these trigger points/inflammation,stifness etc. are what the brain uses to cause symptoms.
Thank you for sharing your journey and creating a tool to help others! Question-do you know if this helps those with partial tears in their gluteus medius? MRI revealed tears in my glute med and IT band at the iliac crest. Ty
I would love to see your MRI if you have it. Maybe compare mine to yours because your story is very similar to mine and we’re the same age, but my MRI shows a moderate bulge, severe disc degeneration, type 1 modic changes and end plate spurring. Things like jumping and landing wrong, getting startled, coughing and sneezing standing straight up, even stepping wrong, causes my back to feel like it’s being grabbed at and like you said, shot by a bullet. As if the bones are compressing into one another. Then of course the inflammatory symptoms make it that much worse on the QL and psoas as far as I’m concerned, and a lot of days of dull, achey, tight hip pain. It’s taken over the last 8 months of my life!!
Any response is much appreciated. Glad you’re pain free these days ♥️
I too have had back pain for about 4 yrs but it’s mid back paraspinal musicle pain. I have been for myofascial release. Does your device work with mid back? I’m 69 and I don’t want this any more!
I guess it depends where on the paraspinals… you can put the tool on the mid back but it might be a bit intense! It is designed to fit into the lumbar curvature but I’ve had folks use it on the mid and upper back
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