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sonar1234
08-30-2005, 03:28 PM
Ho man i have been cought with back pain for over 3 years now. AFter going all out on the squat 500 pounds and deadlifts 305 pounds.

My pelvic needed to be reajusted and i went to see 2 chiros that i would lovely kill with my bare hands today cause they got me worst.

After a year and a half i was lucky to find an osteopath that re-adjusted my pelvic, but the muscles where pertty weakened out so the pain stayed in the muscles and my posture was horrible.

I have since then been working on posture and did everything, massages, accupuncture, physio, and more.

I finally found a good physio that works posture and am getting better day by day.

Everyone should shoot for correct forms when training and i do understand the urge we all have to life heavy but beleive me if it can avoid getting injured its better to lift lighter weights.

Life has been hell for over 3 years, i cant run nor do anything that creates impacts.

Last step is to lose has much weight has i can at 5 feet 10 and a very small boneframe of 7 inches wrist i have been told to lose 20 pounds and more since i weight in 200 pounds.

What is even worst is that my total bodyfat is quit low around 12%.

I will keep you guys posted and if i can help someone out that has back pain or lower back pain i will try.

guest589745
08-30-2005, 07:33 PM
yea it was a great idea........too bad theres not a lot of responses.

sonar1234
08-31-2005, 09:13 AM
Well many injuries to the same muscles, or body part can have so many causes.

I have consulted many so called specialist and they all add different opinion.

Plus many people dont know what back pain is till they get it.