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The Psoas Muscle And Lower Back Pain

In this short clip, Sam Visnic discusses the most important muscle to address in anterior pelvic tilt and for relieving back pain, the psoas muscle.

Tags: Lower, PSOAS, Muscle, Back, Pain

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8 Comments

@Afghanekhar,

This is beyond the scope of a video, and frankly why I created a DVD set on this topic. The whole DVD set is just about the basic corrections for pelvic tilt. Beyond that, there is much more to do!


I really don’t know! I am waiting for a response from someone. Plus, I don’t want to give you wrong advice


I have also very tight hams and IT BAND, doctor said i have flatback posture , and sij dysfunction maybe also. How to correct this kind of posture? Psoas strengthening?


How about advice on how to correct these muscle imbalances? I have lower back pain + tight hamstring and IT Band syndrome. I think these are related to some muscle imbalances that I wish to correct.


Audio is very low.


Without a doubt, the clearest explanation of how the psoas muscle causes subluxation and back pain. I will be watching all your videos shortly.


what happens wen you have the not so commin kind


Hey Sam - cool vid. keep up the awesome work. I went to the CHEK institute this summer and am now a certified exercise coach( just a beginning). I am working with a flat back client and have had awesome results so far. I got to meet paul because i was sleeping in my van in the parking lot(lol) but he said post as many vids as possible! So sam , more vids please, especially from a guy like you.


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