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Spine
Reintroducing load to a back that has been taught to avoid it.
Persistent or recurring pain beyond three months; stiffness after sitting; flare-ups triggered by ordinary loads; a steadily shrinking list of movements that feel safe.
A back that hurts is usually a back that has been progressively unloaded — by rest, by fear, by advice to be careful. The protocol reverses that direction: graded exposure to hinge, lift and carry patterns at calibrated loads, progressed on tolerance data rather than on symptom-free days. The goal is not a pain-free rest position; it is a back that tolerates the life its owner wants to load it with.