Today’s FitPro Session Podcast Episode is all about tackling clients with Low Back Pain and understanding how to work with clients who experience pain
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- the different types of pain
- how to help clients with low back pain
- what is really happening during disc herniation… it relates to doughnuts!
Watch S4E6: Tackling Clients With Low Back Pain
Timestamps:
0:30 Welcome to Season 4 Episode 6 of FitPro Sessions Podcast: Tackling Clients With Low Back Pain
05:30 What is Pain?
09:30 Nocioceptive Pain
10:30 Non-nocioceptive Pain
14:30 Tension Myositis Syndrome – TMS as a type of pain
19:00 Using a Biopsychosocial model to treat clients with low back pain
21:30 Finding your niche with low back pain
27:00 Screening your client and finding out about their day
32:00 Acute, Subacute and chronic classifications of low back pain
36:00 What are the Low Back Pain Red Flags – Cauda Equina
39:00 Using questions to dig deeper
41:00 What are the Low Back Pain Yellow Flags – psychosocial
47:00 Spinal Pathology of Spondylosis and Spinal Stenosis
58:00 What is a disc herniation – the doughnut analogy
1:06:30 Medications used for Low Back Pain
1:11:00 Back Pain Relief tools and tactics
1:14:00 How to market towards clients with Back Pain
1:16:00 What is your big takeaway, Message us …
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