Freddyfit

02/17/2026

02/02/2026

Discomfort in the lumbar region is usually the body’s way of asking for attention.
But the lower back itself is rarely the area that needs the most corrective focus.

When the kinetic chain is disrupted, the lumbar spine often becomes the symptom, not the source. A rotated trunk, limited hip mobility, or poor foot mechanics can all shift load into the lower back, forcing it to compensate.

This is why spending your time stretching or massaging the low back — or even getting adjustments — only provides temporary relief. It’s like taking a Tylenol for a headache that keeps coming back.

A problem–corrective daily protocol is what restores true function.
That means:
• Inhibiting overactive tissues that keep the system out of alignment
• Activating underactive muscles so the chain can coordinate correctly
• Addressing rotational imbalances that twist the trunk and overload the lumbar region
• Re-training movement patterns so the body returns to natural, efficient motion

Don’t chase the pain.
Correct the dysfunction that creates it — and the discomfort fades on its own

01/20/2026

Thank you Dr. Phruttitum for the kind words!

01/19/2026

Knees hurting? Back tight/painful? Squat feels off?
High arches can be a contributing factor.
Proper feet. Strong lifts.
Look down.

01/16/2026

I’ve learned to speak less.
The silence sharpened me.
God placed the gift.
I just execute.