Back-pain

Back Pain Relief & Prevention

Comprehensive exercises and stretches designed to alleviate back pain, strengthen supporting muscles, and prevent future episodes of discomfort.

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Back Pain & Aging

Back pain affects millions of older adults worldwide

80% of adults experience back pain at some point in their lives

Back pain is the 3rd most common reason for doctor visits among seniors

Chronic back pain affects 20% of adults over 65

Walking Steadiness

Estimates the risk of falling based on balance, strength, and gait. It categorizes your steadiness to help you take preventative measures.

Walking Asymmetry

Measures the percentage of times your steps with one foot are faster or slower than the other. Lower asymmetry indicates better balance.

Double Support Time

The time during a walk when both feet are on the ground. A lower percentage often indicates better balance and confidence while walking.

Walking Speed

A vital sign of aging. Tracking your average walking speed helps identify declines in mobility and cardiovascular health early.

Step Length

The distance between your front and back foot while walking. Maintaining a consistent step length is key to preventing falls.

Walking Steadiness

Estimates the risk of falling based on balance, strength, and gait. It categorizes your steadiness to help you take preventative measures.

Walking Asymmetry

Measures the percentage of times your steps with one foot are faster or slower than the other. Lower asymmetry indicates better balance.

Double Support Time

The time during a walk when both feet are on the ground. A lower percentage often indicates better balance and confidence while walking.

Walking Speed

A vital sign of aging. Tracking your average walking speed helps identify declines in mobility and cardiovascular health early.

Step Length

The distance between your front and back foot while walking. Maintaining a consistent step length is key to preventing falls.

Walking Steadiness

Estimates the risk of falling based on balance, strength, and gait. It categorizes your steadiness to help you take preventative measures.

Walking Asymmetry

Measures the percentage of times your steps with one foot are faster or slower than the other. Lower asymmetry indicates better balance.

Double Support Time

The time during a walk when both feet are on the ground. A lower percentage often indicates better balance and confidence while walking.

Walking Speed

A vital sign of aging. Tracking your average walking speed helps identify declines in mobility and cardiovascular health early.

Step Length

The distance between your front and back foot while walking. Maintaining a consistent step length is key to preventing falls.

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