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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Cleanest Natural on November 28, 2007, 12:18:24 AM
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WHO ELSE LAUGHED IN TEARS OR DISBELIEF WHEN SPECIAL ED TOLD THE STORY OF HOW BLOCKHEAD AKA UNCLE FENSTER WAS PULLING MAD PUS#Y ALL OVER THE PLACE ? :D
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WHO ELSE LAUGHED IN TEARS OR DISBELIEF WHEN SPECIAL ED TOLD THE STORY OF HOW BLOCKHEAD AKA UNCLE FENSTER WAS PULLING MAD PUS#Y ALL OVER THE PLACE ? :D
Who cares.. Go serve a tennis ball and get a life
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Who cares.. Go serve a tennis ball and get a life
Can lack of ab training affect the lower back???
Now and again my lower back gets sore, someone mentioned that I may have an imbalance of strength around the midsection (my front side is considerably weaker than my back side).
I dont do any exercises for abs, but I do heavy rows, squats, lunges, deadlifts with good form.
Does anyone believe lacking ab strength can result in back pain??
Any thoughts???
HERE ARE MY THOUGHTS :
When your abdominal area suffers a significant distension as a result of lack of training combined with overeating , your spine will follow the adbdominal wall thus curving and putting pressure on the backside of the lower end discs . that's where u get the power back pain from. I haven't played tennis in a while...
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Can lack of ab training affect the lower back???
Now and again my lower back gets sore, someone mentioned that I may have an imbalance of strength around the midsection (my front side is considerably weaker than my back side).
I dont do any exercises for abs, but I do heavy rows, squats, lunges, deadlifts with good form.
Does anyone believe lacking ab strength can result in back pain??
Any thoughts???
HERE ARE MY THOUGHTS :
When your abdominal area suffers a significant distension as a result of lack of training combined with overeating , your spine will follow the adbdominal wall thus curving and putting pressure on the backside of the lower end discs . that's where u get the power back pain from. I haven't played tennis in a while...
See a competent chiropracter, there hard to find a great one, my dads well into his seventies and his chiropracter a miracle worker allowing him to train 3 days a week.
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ferkenell is the one with the " problem " :)