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When Im standing normally? That can really do that just like walking around?

Come to think of it, I tend to arch forward a lot during school when I carry backpakc since it is heavy and I arch back when sitting down a lot fo the time. Is that causing problems?
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your stuck in excessive anterior tilt

definately do as suggested
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Ok, i never knew that could cause probelms but I have been standing and sitting down straight, not arched all day. Just have to keep it up.
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Hey, just wanted to ask for a few more suggestions.

I went to the doctor today to get back checked properly. I was told that I just severly strained tail bone and some of the surrounding muscles. I did get some X-rays also, but those havent come in yet so I have to wait to see if it is something else.

I am currently taking some prescription aleve to help back heal quicker and I am not allowed to do any exercise that puts stress on back. This icludes all bench types, running, jogging, ALL leg exercises, push ups, sit ups and every other exercise that requires lifting heavy weights and using the back. I am however, allowed to do like pull ups and chin ups etc. any workout that doesnt stress thae back period.

I just wanted to ask if anyone knows any exercises that could help me keep what I have gained so far, but dont put back at risk at ALL, there cant be any stress on it at all, I really want it to just heal up so I can go back to normal.

This is for a 2 week period so I need some sort of exercise to do during these two weeks. I can do speed bag or heavy bag and I can do like pull ups and chin ups, but there arent much others I can think of.
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Muscler combes back quickly, so you'll lose virtually none over two weeks, just keep calories good, and stick to Bodyweight Squats and things like that.
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Ok thanks, I was just worried that if I just stopped I would start losing what I worked so hard for. Im working on doing making up a temporary 2 week program that is back-pain free so I can still gain some maybe.
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you wont gain don't worry about it it's 2 weeks
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Well right now Im just trying to rest up, once this whole back thing is over, Ill be gald to be able to take on full load workouts :D
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if you don't take at lesst a month to get to full load workouts you're silly
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hmm i dunno though case most of workout is just back, chest and shoulders so ill be walking around all big in those areas but bicep/tricep and forearm will be puny, cant i throw in a few things for that?
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you use those muscles in all those exercises...
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