The curriculum is built around the most common drivers of low back pain: hyper-lordosis, pelvic misalignment, psoas and core imbalance, neurological weakness in the deep stabilizers, and dysfunctional breathing patterns. Across four modules and a Welcome section, you learn to identify these patterns and apply specific corrective sequences.
Module one covers breath work, sacral assessment, and strengthening and mobilizing the spine through Salabhasana variations, table pose work, lumbar mobilization, sphinx pose assessment, and Dandasana for L4-5/S1. Module two focuses on the abdominals and psoas — TVA activation, eccentric and concentric psoas strengthening, trigger point release, and Parsvakonasana for the psoas and QL. Module three teaches low back cooling techniques including Supta Padangusthasana, Pavana Muktasana, Janusirsasana, supine spinal twists with functional breath, and myofascial release with a ball. The course closes with two master sequences you can use for yourself or with students.