Core Strengthening - Lower Back Injury Prevention with Rener Gracie
Protect your back to prolong your jiu-jitsu career. Even though my back has fully recovered, I continue to do this lumbar strengthening routine at least 3-4 times a ...
Hey I still get soreness. What I tried first was to lower inflamation. Search for the mckenzie movements. Then strengthening using planks, whatever it took. Now I do standing ab wheel rollouts. If no conservative treatment helps you you should consider surgery. But try everything first.
+Francisco Feest. I've been fucked by lower back for over 7yrs and I can't even run anymore. I can workout and walk but it comes with pain later. I hear all these stories about people getting 100% better like yourself and makes me think I'm doing something wrong?..
+Pete Flo Hey I have a disk herniation on L5S1 too. Now Im training with a lot of weights and doing a lot of ab+lower back exercises. Almost as when I was pre injury. Squatting like 300 lbs. Still get some soreness sometimes but I think I can still recover some more.
Well I don't do a lot of weight. I just use it as a way of warming up my lower back before squats. I actually don't use a penduluum motion. I rather do it slowly and stop at the top part of the exercise. I feel the lower back a lot doing this. more than any other exercise.
+Francisco Feest I'm glad that it's working for you. What you're doing seems alright. I don't know how much I'd recommend doing reverse hypers, though, unless you're bending at the waist and not the lower back. Even then, there are plenty of ways you could more effectively develop core stiffness.
+thecrazyoftheinsane Man at least the science backs you up. McGill is the authority in back rehabilitation and mechanism of injury. As you stated high rom of the spine is highly correlated to disc injury. In my case I am still recovering from a disk issue I sustained a year ago. I don't get sciatic pain anymore and actually standing ab wheel rollouts and reverse hypers, regular hypers, squats and deadlifts have helped me. Actually decreasing back flexibility rather than the oposite.
+Pete Flo This exercise, like all of the Rener's videos (regarding nutrition and physical therapy), is bullshit. Stuart McGill is pretty much at the cutting edge of biomechanics in relation to the spine. In his lab, they use machines to put stressors on artificial spines. This way, he has found the main injury mechanisms (ranges of motion the spine has to go through) that lead to "breaks" i.e. disc herniation. One of the most prevalent injury mechanisms is flexion and extension of the spine under load. It is virtually impossible to slip a disc unless your spine is taken through this sort of range of motion. The reason that this ROM is injurious, is that the spine is not meant to bend. It's like a coat hanger, if you keep bending it, eventually it will break... This exercise PERFECTLY replicates that injury mechanism, so it would be fucking stupid to do as any sort of rehabilitative measure. It's like shooting yourself in the foot in hopes of pushing out a bullet that's lodged in your foot.Now for some anecdotes: My aunt had a fractured L5 and through a pretty lax implementation of Stuart McGill's protocol (easily found in his book "Back Fit Pro" or, and this might be better for you, "Low Back Disorders") she is now pain free. I also had bulging disc symptoms, though I never got an MRI, I couldn't sit for more than 5 minutes without shooting pains down my spine and leg... Standing was even worse. I went to 2 physiotherapists, 2 chiropractors, 2 doctors and 1 physiatrist... None were able to help me. It was only when I took a more proactive approach and decided to educate myself, that I healed. Now I can preform at a much higher level in kickboxing than I ever had, and I probably will be able to do so for a much longer time than I ever would have been able to. Hope this nudges you in the right direction on your road to recovery.
Hey completely off topic, but what swiss ball brand should I buy to be able
to do this without it exploding ? Are they all pretty much that resiliant ?
Does anybody know what you would do for some kind of spinal damage, between
the shoulder blades and the neck. Who would I speak to. It was brought on
by training lateral raises. Its affected my over all posture and if I twist
either way the vertebra crack.
Until you know precisely what is wrong in there, there's no way to know what the proper course of action will be. You need to be referred to a spine specialist by your GP. They'll take scans and then discuss options with you.
I have the exact same spine injury, L5 S1. I'm going to try this.
I'm 53 and can not train at all anymore. Too much pain.
Thanks for the tip Rener, I hope it works.
Hey I just had a surgery for the same issue. Microdiscectomy l5-s1 a few days ago. Hoping to use these exercises but it might be a month or so before it's safe to. Have you had to get the surgery?
How To Drain Cauliflower Ear From BJJ & Wrestling!
How To Drain Cauliflower Ear From BJJ And Wrestling Training. Sorry About My Wife Dry Heaving In The Background, lol. 25g Needle, 10 cc Syringe, Alcohol ...
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Saulo Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu Revolution 1 - The Back Position
Saulos back game is just mind blowing! Here he teaches the proper way to obtain the back and how to really control your opponent. This is one of the most ...
I love when instructors explain things as if they were writing a children's
book. Jiu Jitsu to me is in essence a language, it is a language of
grappling and one needs to know the alphabet before one can put words
together to produce sentences. Not all of us are black belts. We don't all
have the ability to grasp a thousand techniques at once. I could have gone
through a thousand back escape videos and not find one which addresses its
techniques with more simplicity and clarity as this one.
Great if they have no under arm control. When I get someone on my back it
was from turtle or some other position where they got under my arm in the
first place. The first pass he ridiculed works excellent if someone is
under your arm or has a collar. You should go until your head is pressed
into the ground before you continue with the escape. If you have a grip
brute in class they will grab your sleeves and negate this escape. That is
why their are multiple escapes for multiple positions.
This works SO AMAZING. I have used this in class so often that people I
train with are constantly comenting on how hard it is to take my back. Now,
there are the black belts that still rape my back defense, but 95% of the
time I am already scooting before the person trying to take my back even
knows what is happening. Thank you Saulo!!! You are a genius!!!
Master Saulo I've been doing Bjj for the last 5 months I came across your
videos been studying them every day since Im handing guy on the mats who
use to tap me out in minutes now Im handling most of them they think Im a
natural lol. You're teaching is the best I've come across you're are a Bjj
GENIUS keep up the great videos respect!
I found that the hardest part of this was getting the scoop. I think it is
harder than Saulo says it is. People will be trying to pull you back up as
you try to scoop. Sometimes with a strong guy or a good BJJ player I find
that I can't make a big scoop and I have to "wiggle" my way down inch by
inch.
Saulo, I train with some of your students and I must say your technique is
amazing. I have watched my buddy Ben Eaton go far under you and I hope to
be there one day as well. Keep fighting the good fight bro and thanks again
for sharing your techniques with us all.
Man is a genius. His book is amazing. One of the best grapplers of all
time. Put his name in the pantheon alongside Helio, Rickson, Alvarro,
Royler, Jean Jaques etc. True legend and STILL competing!
Amazing!
The hardest part for me is the final segment where you scoop your hips to
the side and remove their second leg.
I'll have to get some help tomorrow on how to do this properly.
@ldouglas1000 Those basic escapes works great against lower grades. I would
like to see that tried against average brown and black belts... It's not
gonna work. Being there, done that.
The first thing that struck me about Professor Ribeiro is his humility.
Really an amazing individual. If you ever have the chance to train with
him, jump at it -- he's the best.
They should but no good guy is going to get hooks from turtle without some
kind of under arm control. You can't hold on. This is a quality escape from
an easier position.
shouldn't you have your elbows in when you turtle? that usually negates the
under arm and should leave you free to hand fight any collar
grips....usually at least
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