What we treat Low back
Back Stiffness
Back stiffness is more than just a minor inconvenience; it's a sign that your body's support system is under strain. Often caused by prolonged sitting, muscle imbalances, or secondary to localized inflammation, it restricts your natural range of motion and can lead to compensated movement patterns. We help you identify the root causes, from postural fatigue to joint restriction, in order to restore fluidity to your daily life.
Common Symptoms of Back Stiffness
Difficulty moving after lying down, sitting, or standing prolonged periods, typically improving with activity.
Reduced ability to bend forward, twist, or perform daily reaching tasks.
Increased tension or sharp discomfort after sitting for long periods.
The Path to Diagnosis
We begin with a comprehensive clinical interview to understand your medical history, lifestyle, and the specific nature of your back stiffness and pain.
A physical assessment follows, where we test mobility, strength, and neurological function to pinpoint structural or mechanical limitations.
Finally, we analyze your functional movement patterns to determine how your back condition impacts your daily activities and performance goals.
Our Treatment Approach
We move beyond temporary fixes to address the biomechanical root of your back stiffness. Our approach combines specialized manual therapy techniques, including deep tissue release and joint mobilization, with elite performance programming. Every session is a dedicated one-on-one deep dive into your movement patterns, designed to restore fluidity and excel your physical limits.
Begin Your Recovery
A gentle movement to activate your deep core and mobilize the lower spine without strain.
Sync breath with movement to improve spinal flexibility and relieve tension throughout the back.
Designed to gently stretch the lower back muscles and decompress the lumbar spine.
Builds foundational stability by challenging balance and core strength in a controlled manner.
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This page is general information, not a diagnosis. If it sounds like what you have, an evaluation is where we find out properly.