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Can a weak core lead to back pain?
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YES: Weak core muscles cause excess pressure and stress of all of the spinal structures, including the discs, bones, ligaments and muscles. Core training is one of the most important first steps in treating most back issues (weight loss is also paramount).
Answered 11/26/2013
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