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Episode 11: The Core Strength Myth: Why Endless Planks Aren't Fixing Your Back Pain

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Episode 11: The Core Strength Myth: Why Endless Planks Aren't Fixing Your Back Pain

Good morning, Ontario. If you've been doing endless planks, crunches, and static core exercises hoping to fix your chronic back pain—this episode will change everything.

What You'll Learn:

  • Why research shows core strength doesn't predict back pain
  • The real problem: poor motor control and coordination, not weakness
  • Why static exercises like planks train the wrong system
  • The 4-phase Functional Core Protocol that restores pain-free movement

Key Research Insights:

  • Studies in the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy found no significant difference in core strength between people with and without chronic back pain
  • Motor control training reduced chronic low back pain by 40-50% (Spine Journal)
  • Static training showed only 8% improvement vs. dynamic core training which improved functional movement patterns by 35% (Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research)

Your Functional Core Protocol:

  1. Reestablish Breathing & Core Connection (3-5 min): Diaphragmatic breathing drill
  2. Motor Control Training (5-7 min): Dead bug with coordination, bird dog with control
  3. Anti-Rotation & Dynamic Stability (5-7 min): Pallof press, loaded carries
  4. Integrate into Full-Body Movement (5 min): Goblet squats, rotational medicine ball slams

Ready to fix your back pain the right way? To book an assessment, email frontdesk2 at absolute r-w dot com. To learn more about our clinic, visit absolute r-w dot com or follow us on Instagram at absolute r-w underscore Burlington.

Hosted by an AI-powered narrator. Brought to you by Dr. Nick Kuiper and Team Absolute at Absolute Rehabilitation and Wellness, Burlington, Ontario.

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Episode 11: The Core Strength Myth: Why Endless Planks Aren't Fixing Your Back Pain

Good morning, Ontario. If you've been doing endless planks, crunches, and static core exercises hoping to fix your chronic back pain—this episode will change everything.

What You'll Learn:

  • Why research shows core strength doesn't predict back pain
  • The real problem: poor motor control and coordination, not weakness
  • Why static exercises like planks train the wrong system
  • The 4-phase Functional Core Protocol that restores pain-free movement

Key Research Insights:

  • Studies in the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy found no significant difference in core strength between people with and without chronic back pain
  • Motor control training reduced chronic low back pain by 40-50% (Spine Journal)
  • Static training showed only 8% improvement vs. dynamic core training which improved functional movement patterns by 35% (Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research)

Your Functional Core Protocol:

  1. Reestablish Breathing & Core Connection (3-5 min): Diaphragmatic breathing drill
  2. Motor Control Training (5-7 min): Dead bug with coordination, bird dog with control
  3. Anti-Rotation & Dynamic Stability (5-7 min): Pallof press, loaded carries
  4. Integrate into Full-Body Movement (5 min): Goblet squats, rotational medicine ball slams

Ready to fix your back pain the right way? To book an assessment, email frontdesk2 at absolute r-w dot com. To learn more about our clinic, visit absolute r-w dot com or follow us on Instagram at absolute r-w underscore Burlington.

Hosted by an AI-powered narrator. Brought to you by Dr. Nick Kuiper and Team Absolute at Absolute Rehabilitation and Wellness, Burlington, Ontario.

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