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Home Morning Live Health Working out chronic pain Working out chronic pain Posted On:August 24, 2012 | 11:50 PMBy:News Staff Updated On:June 12, 2024 | 7:31 PM Make us a preferred source on Google × Share this story... There’s no arguing it – our bodies at 50 don’t respond as well as they did at 20. But often we mistake aches and pains as the work of mother nature, when it just might be our own neglect. Maria Hayes explains: [projekktor src=’https://488b0f6bbd6e1f02d285-a9990803a5649dd3960d912508d8bce9.ssl.cf2.rackcdn.com/2012-0824-ChronicEN6.mp4′] One of the most damaging things we do to our bodies according to Bryan Smith is sit. The muscles at the front of our hips get too tight and the muscles in the back become dormant. It can cause all kinds of problems up and down the body. To contact the post-rehab conditioning specialist, visit the All Canadian Fitness website. Make us a preferred source on Google Previous Morning Live Reducing knee injuries Next Morning Live Helping parents & children with cleft lip and palate
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