Why Isn’t Your Scoliosis Pain Just About Your Curved Spine?
Could your scoliosis pain be coming from more than the curve in your spine? If you have scoliosis and you’ve been blaming every ache, posture problem, or bout of back pain on your crooked spine, this episode may change the way you think about your body.
Emerging research points to connections between scoliosis, hypermobility, and proprioception, or your body’s “sixth sense” that tells your brain where your body is in space. When your brain and muscles aren’t communicating as effectively as they could, it may affect stability, coordination, posture, and pain. And the good news? Proprioception can be trained.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- How your brain and neuromuscular system may play a role in your scoliosis.
- How proprioception and hypermobility could affect spinal stability, balance, coordination, and pain.
- Simple, practical exercises you can weave into your everyday life to improve neuromuscular control & reduce pain.
Press play to discover practical ways to train your body and brain to work together better so you can build more stability, move with greater confidence, and potentially experience less scoliosis-related pain.
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This podcast explores walking, stretching, and low impact exercise for managing scoliosis, fatigue, inflammation, and back pain, with a special focus on women's health and anti inflammatory approaches. Episodes cover strength training, posture, bodyweight workouts, mobility, mobility exercises, pain relief, home workouts, core strength, and functional fitness, while also discussing healthy habits, healthy aging, scoliosis workout strategies, and scoliosis stretches.