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Clinical reasoning for exercise for back pain

Ben Cormack brings you a journey into exercise for back pain. Read more ↓

6 Episodes 1h 25m

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This course takes to through the research behind exercise for back pain and the mechanism through which exercise can have a positive effect on the person.

Not only theory, this lecture also incorporates some practical aspects to implement with your patients.

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This course takes to through the research behind exercise for back pain and the mechanism through which exercise can have a positive effect on the person.

Not only theory, this lecture also incorporates some practical aspects to implement with your patients.

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Clinical reasoning for exercise for back pain

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6 Episodes

1h 25m

Dec 4, 2025

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Clinical reasoning for exercise for back pain

Clinical reasoning for exercise for back pain

Mindful movement

Specific activity

Loading the lumbar spine

Changing context

Having fun with movement