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87. What a Week in Our Crawl Space Taught Me About Working Without Pain
What does spending days crawling under a house have to do with back pain, body mechanics, and working motherhood?
A lot.
This week, my husband and I took on one of the most physically demanding home projects we’ve ever tackled. We expected to end the week sore, stiff, and exhausted. While we were definitely tired, we were surprised by what didn’t hurt—and the reason why reinforces everything I teach about ergonomics.
In this episode, I’m sharing the biggest lesson this project taught me about working smarter, recovering better, and why pain after a long day of physical work isn’t always inevitable.
Whether you’re renovating your home, gardening, moving, cleaning, or simply keeping up with the physical demands of everyday life, this conversation may change the way you approach your next big project.
Tune in to discover how a week in our crawl space became one of the best real-world reminders that ergonomics isn’t about avoiding hard work—it’s about making your body work with you, not against you.
If this episode encourages you, I’d love for you to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who’s always tackling the next DIY project or busy season of life.
BINGE NEXT:
If today’s episode resonated with you, keep listening:
➡️ Episode 66: Ergonomics Isn’t Just for Office Workers: The Basics Every Mom Needs — Learn the foundational ergonomic principles that apply whether you’re at a desk, in your kitchen, or crawling through a crawl space.
➡️ Episode 62: Train for the Life You Live: Functional Strength for Moms — Discover why building resilience is the missing piece to handling life’s physical demands with confidence.
➡️ Episode 86: Do You Spend Your Evenings Recovering From Your Own Life? The Real Reason Moms Feel Achey by 8 PM. — Understand why everyday life feels so physically exhausting and what you can do to change it.
➡️ Episode 74: Spring Cleaning Without Back Pain: The Ergonomic Fix Moms Need — Put these same concepts into practice during cleaning, organizing, and household projects.
🤍 Connect With Me
Book a free 20-minute discovery call to figure out your next best step.
👉 Book your call here
Check out the website:
👉 amandarabincoach.co
Follow me on Instagram for daily ergonomic tips and mom-life hacks:
👉 @dr.amanda_ergocoach
🤍 Join the free Everyday Ergonomics for Working Moms Facebook community for more practical tips and support.
👉 Join here
Don’t forget — you can also download my free ebook for even more quick, practical tips to reduce pain while mothering:
👉Download the ebook here
Before you shop: some links are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases—at no extra cost to you. These are the same mom-life and ergonomic tools I use and genuinely recommend to simplify your days and support your body. 🤍
👉shop recommendations here
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What does spending days crawling under a house have to do with back pain, body mechanics, and working motherhood?
A lot.
This week, my husband and I took on one of the most physically demanding home projects we’ve ever tackled. We expected to end the week sore, stiff, and exhausted. While we were definitely tired, we were surprised by what didn’t hurt—and the reason why reinforces everything I teach about ergonomics.
In this episode, I’m sharing the biggest lesson this project taught me about working smarter, recovering better, and why pain after a long day of physical work isn’t always inevitable.
Whether you’re renovating your home, gardening, moving, cleaning, or simply keeping up with the physical demands of everyday life, this conversation may change the way you approach your next big project.
Tune in to discover how a week in our crawl space became one of the best real-world reminders that ergonomics isn’t about avoiding hard work—it’s about making your body work with you, not against you.
If this episode encourages you, I’d love for you to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who’s always tackling the next DIY project or busy season of life.
BINGE NEXT:
If today’s episode resonated with you, keep listening:
➡️ Episode 66: Ergonomics Isn’t Just for Office Workers: The Basics Every Mom Needs — Learn the foundational ergonomic principles that apply whether you’re at a desk, in your kitchen, or crawling through a crawl space.
➡️ Episode 62: Train for the Life You Live: Functional Strength for Moms — Discover why building resilience is the missing piece to handling life’s physical demands with confidence.
➡️ Episode 86: Do You Spend Your Evenings Recovering From Your Own Life? The Real Reason Moms Feel Achey by 8 PM. — Understand why everyday life feels so physically exhausting and what you can do to change it.
➡️ Episode 74: Spring Cleaning Without Back Pain: The Ergonomic Fix Moms Need — Put these same concepts into practice during cleaning, organizing, and household projects.
🤍 Connect With Me
Book a free 20-minute discovery call to figure out your next best step.
👉 Book your call here
Check out the website:
👉 amandarabincoach.co
Follow me on Instagram for daily ergonomic tips and mom-life hacks:
👉 @dr.amanda_ergocoach
🤍 Join the free Everyday Ergonomics for Working Moms Facebook community for more practical tips and support.
👉 Join here
Don’t forget — you can also download my free ebook for even more quick, practical tips to reduce pain while mothering:
👉Download the ebook here
Before you shop: some links are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases—at no extra cost to you. These are the same mom-life and ergonomic tools I use and genuinely recommend to simplify your days and support your body. 🤍
👉shop recommendations here