14/04/2026
I thought I needed better exercises.
Stronger glutes.
More core work.
Better form.
And I tried all of it.
But no matter what I did, I still felt everything in my lower back.
Still couldn’t feel my core properly.
Still felt unstable in my body.
What actually changed things wasn’t doing more.
It was slowing down enough to notice what was happening underneath the movement.
Where I was gripping.
What I was avoiding.
What I couldn’t access yet.
Because a lot of the time, it’s not that you’re not strong enough.
It’s that you can’t access the muscles you’re being told to use.
And if your system can’t organize the movement, it will always default to compensation.
For me, that was my lower back.
Regulating my nervous system didn’t replace strength training, it made it possible.
It gave me the awareness and control I needed to actually build strength in a way that stuck.
This is the piece I think most people are missing.
Building strength in a way your nervous system can sustain.
If you are interested in how to build strength for your nervous system and your body then give me a follow and lets build better together 🫶🏼