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Back and Spine Health: Root Cause Recovery in Bangalore

byBody & Mind PhysioPilates StudioStudio in Vidyaranyapura, home visits in North Bengaluru & onlineStarts from800 per sessionView full gallery

Chronic back pain isn't just about the spine, it is about how your whole body moves. I use a blend of clinical physiotherapy and functional Pilates to identify the root cause of your discomfort, helping you build strength and regain confidence in your movement.

If you have a stiff lower back, gentle movements can provide significant relief. This video demonstrates the Cat Camel stretch, Child's Pose, and Hamstring Stretch to reduce tension and improve mobility.

Sciatica can cause debilitating nerve pain down the leg. I teach my clients specific, gentle movements like the piriformis stretch and table top sliders to release pressure on the sciatic nerve, reduce inflammation, and manage symptoms effectively.

For clients with scoliosis, I design specific exercises to improve posture and spinal alignment. This video shows movements like side bending stretches and planks that strengthen the core and back muscles.

Tailbone pain, or coccydynia, can be caused by prolonged sitting or trauma. Exercises like the Mountain Pose, Fire Hydrant, and Pelvic Bridging can help alleviate this discomfort by strengthening the surrounding muscles.

The Romanian Deadlift, when performed correctly, is a powerful exercise for curing back pain, not causing it. It strengthens the glutes, core, and low back muscles.

This guide shows the perfect form for a deadlift, emphasizing a neutral spine and proper hip engagement to build strength safely.

The "butt wink" during a squat, where the lower back rounds, can lead to injury. This image contrasts the incorrect form with a safe, neutral spine position.

This infographic introduces four key tips for managing back pain, a common issue I treat at my studio.

Tip 1: Instead of just stretching your lower back, I focus on strengthening your spinal erectors and glutes. A tight muscle is often a weak muscle.

Strengthening your back muscles makes them less prone to tightness and pain. This anatomical image shows the muscles we target.

About Back & Spine Health

You do not need another quick fix that wears off by tomorrow. In our sessions, we start by using goniometers and posture grids to map out exactly where your imbalances lie. We are not just treating the spot that hurts, we are looking at the muscle tightness, nerve tension, or structural habits that are forcing your back to compensate in the first place.

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