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    • 08/28/2014 at 5:10 am #71090
      AvatarSteve Lisson
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        Hi,

        I’m reaching out to the MWOD community as I’m at a loss for what to do! 

        A little history:
        • August 2010 – surgery for FAI & labral tear left hip
        • August 2014 – surgery for FAI & labral tear right hip
        • August 2014 – surgery for FAI & labral tear left hip – again!
        • Lower crossed syndrome with flat thoracic spine
        • For the past 3 years I’ve also struggled with low back ache and spasms
        • I need to click my knees all the time and this has gotten worse over the last 6 months – never painful, just stiff
        I’ve followed MWOD for 4 years now and have lots of rollers, balls, floss bands etc and followed the advice given but still have low back pain/spasms.  My hips now feel clear of impingement but I can’t help thinking my structural issues will lead me back there in the future? I’ve seen my GP, physio’s, clinical massage therapists and a UKSCA coach (I’m in England) but I still have a distended/weak abdomen and low back issues!

        Can anyone help me to break this down and implement a programme to sort this out or at least recommend someone I can see in England?

        Many thanks,
        Richard.
      • 08/28/2014 at 12:47 pm #75170
        AvatarNathan Richer
        Participant

          i’m a big fan of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) and I think it could help you a lot. There are practictioners in the UK:

        • 08/29/2014 at 4:54 am #75175
          AvatarSteve Lisson
          Participant

            Thanks for the links David, looks very interesting!

          • 09/02/2014 at 3:01 pm #75185
            AvatarAnonymous

              Hey Richard–
              If possible I would recommend visiting CrossFit Thames and scheduling an appoint with Jami Takkanen.

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