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24 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube Shorts video, the speaker argues that training the deep core muscles only twice a week is insufficient for alleviating back pain. He explains that the transverse abdominis and multifidus activate a split second before movement, are endurance‑oriented, and recover quickly. Research shows that people with back pain experience delayed activation, causing the spine to move before the core braces. To correct this, he prescribes a daily core retraining regimen with varied intensity: two heavy days featuring loaded carries, ab‑wheel work, or kettlebell exercises, and three moderate days with dead bugs and simple planks. He invites viewers to comment for a live training session on Sunday where he will break down the full system.

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You training abs and core only twice a week is literally why your back still hurts. You gotta train that shit daily at different intensities. Because your deep core, the transverse abdominis and multifidus, switches on a quick split second before you move. So it's built for endurance, literally. Also packed with slow-twitch muscle fibers and recover fast as hell. But in people with back pain, research shows that the timing gets delayed. Your spine, it moves before you brace. That means you don't fix this type of problem once or twice a week. You literally retrain it daily. I mean, in different intensities. 2 days heavy, loaded carries, ab wheel, or you can do kettlebells as well, and 3 days moderate, dead bugs, and simple planks as well too. Making sure I break down the full system this Sunday live training. Simply comment on training and I'mma send you the invite.