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Fix Pain and Improve Mobility with Movement Amendments

byRajneesh ChoudharyOnline coaching across India; In-person at RC GYM Health Zone, SahibabadStarts from2,500 Per Month / BatchView full gallery

Painkillers aren't the answer. I help you identify the root cause of your back pain, neck stiffness, and joint issues with small, daily movement corrections.

Back pain is a common problem for both men and women. It's often caused by tight hamstrings and glutes. This simple stretching exercise, where you bend forward while sitting cross-legged, can provide significant relief in just 10 days.

If you have back pain after working on a laptop, don't stretch backwards. Instead, do a forward bend. This will give you much more relief. Try it and let me know how you feel.

This is a workout for neck hump, which can cause dizziness and is also known as cervical pain. This dumbbell exercise, where you squeeze your shoulder blades together, can help reduce the hump and relieve the pain.

Here are three exercises for neck hump. A towel stretch, a shoulder stretch, and a neck hang on a bench. Do these daily, and you will see a big improvement in a month.

A common mistake during step-ups is using the same leg repeatedly, which can cause knee pain. I teach my clients to alternate legs to distribute the weight evenly and protect their knees.

Many people experience painful leg cramps at night. This is often due to a deficiency of Vitamin D and C. To get instant relief, straighten your leg and pull your toes towards you for 10-20 seconds.

A weak spine can make you feel old even at 30. This bridge exercise is excellent for strengthening your core and spine. It improves flexibility and blood circulation.

Wrist pain is common, especially for women who do a lot of household chores. This simple wrist stretch can help to relieve the pain and prevent it from getting worse.

Struggling with stiff shoulders? This simple stretching exercise can help to improve your mobility and reduce stiffness.

About Injury Prevention & Pain Relief

Most people think back pain or a neck hump is just a sign of ageing, but it is usually just a sign of incorrect form. Whether you are working on a laptop, doing chores, or hitting the gym, you are likely repeating small mistakes that grind your joints. I don't believe in generic advice. I look at your specific daily habits and teach you 'amendments'—tiny, precise tweaks to your posture and movement—that stop the pain at its source.

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