Easy and effective movements from the Feldenkrais Method® for relief from back pain. MaryBeth Smith, Founder and Director of the Feldenkrais Center of Houston presents a five-part series of simple movements introducing the Feldenkrais Method. www.awarenessthroughmovementaudios.com
I have a terrible pain in my upper back since yesterday. It feels like I strained a muscle. I didn’t do anything strenuous. It just came on me all of a sudden. I can’t lie comfortably and when I laugh it hurts. Any suggestions what this might be? I got sunburn on my face yesterday as well but don’t know if that has anything to do with it.
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Ease lower back pain and strengthen at the same time. Celebrity personal trainer, Joel Harper, has developed a fitness routine designed to evaporate tension in just 5 minutes.
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I have 2 herniated discs in my back (L5/S1, L4). I’ve been injured w/o specific treatment for the discs for a year. It took 3 1/2 months for pain to go from my back to my leg (w/glute and hip pain developing steadily during that time). I’ve been decently, but not overly, active. Does it usually take that long?
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