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10 reasons why you should ACTUALLY do your mobility

1️⃣To do your chores with ease.

2️⃣To be able to stand up gracefully.

3️⃣To get out of bed in the morning without the sigh.

4️⃣To effortlessly pick up the M&Ms under the table.

5️⃣To play with your (grand)kids on the floor without pain.

6️⃣To not have to pay for a butler to do everything for you.

7️⃣To have your Valentine’s post-dinner moments without low back pain.

8️⃣To get to the top shelf without getting a frozen shoulder.

9️⃣To get in the car looking more like a Batman than a sumo wrestler.

🔟To not have to switch to wearing Crocs because you can’t tie your shoelaces anymore.

Train your mobility now, not to have to regret it later.

Gravity doesn’t spare anyone.

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If you’re wearing cushioned shoes with toe spring, you need to understand this first:

✅The windlass mechanism is how your foot becomes a stable, powerful lever when your big toe bends up during walking or push-off.

That tension lifts your arch, stabilises your foot, and lets you transfer force efficiently through every step.

If you wear shoes with a toe spring, this mechanism doesn’t fully take place the way it should.

Your big toe is already lifted, so your foot never gets the full input it needs.

That’s why barefoot training comes into place.

It helps restore natural loading and reconnect your foot with the ground.

👉🏻When your big toe doesn’t properly touch and load the ground, your glutes often don’t fire the way they should, and your low back starts to compensate and take over more than necessary.

Mobility isn’t just about stretching tight areas.

It starts with restoring how your entire system connects and loads from the ground up.

🦶Don’t forget to spend more time barefoot!

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If your joints sound like a bag of crisps → do more mobility.

If you wake up every morning thinking how old you feel → do more mobility.

If you hesitate before bending to tie shoes → do more mobility.

If you avoid floor seating because you’re not sure you’ll get back up → do more mobility.

If your posture resembles one of a teenager playing Playstation 24/7 → do more mobility.

Moral of the story:
Well you got it already.

Now you just need to turn understanding you need to act into actually doing

A harsh truth about your back pain:

Back pain is primarily a movement-based problem.

And it needs a movement-based solution.

Have you tried it all, but that mostly consisted of

- massage
- acupuncture
- scraping
- adjustments
- decompression...

And yet, you’re still in pain?

Why?

Because those aren’t movement-based solutions.

Sure, those treatments can be helpful adjuncts to your plan.

But they’re passive therapies - doing the work for you, instead of you doing the work.

If that’s the only way you’re addressing (low) back pain, it won’t solve the problem.

Remember:

The majority of your back problems do NOT need injections.

It needs lifestyle changes.

If you’re fed up with your back pain, message me ‘READY’& I’ll get you the details on how I can help you 1:1