Why Your Pain Keeps Coming Back
- Brandon Burd

- Oct 12
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 3
If you’re constantly chasing recovery but still in pain, you’re missing the point.
Last week we talked recovery: sleep, hydration, mobility, soft tissue work. That’s your foundation. But recovery alone doesn’t fix why your body breaks down. It just gives you a reset button.
Most pain isn’t random. It’s your body telling you something’s weak, overworked, or out of balance. Foam rolling might loosen the area. Stretching might give you temporary relief. But if you don’t retrain the muscles that should be doing the work, you’ll end up right back where you started.
✅ Low back hurting? Check your hips and glutes.
✅ Shoulders aching? Look at posture and scapular control.
✅ Knees barking? Could be ankle mobility or weak legs.
It’s not just theory. A 2022 clinical trial showed that corrective exercise was more effective than ergonomic (posture-based) training for reducing low back pain and disability scores over 8 weeks. In other words, fixing movement works.→ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35197671/
Recovery is the recharge. Corrective training is the rebuild. You need both if you want results that last.
Start thinking less about where it hurts and more about why. Every pain point has a pattern and once you fix the pattern, the pain stops.






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