Jay P.
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Best money I’ve ever spent!
I can't recommend BackUnbroken enough! I spent 5 years between 5-7 out of 10 on the pain scale every day. After a few months of work with Nate, I'm now able to live my life and work out almost without worrying about my back at all. When I came across Nate's video on facebook in early 2024, I had been dealing with agonizing chronic back pain for 5 years straight. I was an active, 38 yr-old pilot (whose job requires me to sit for long periods). I had been doing some form of daily mobility routine for years, along with weekly chiropractic visits, dry needling, random PT exercises I'd seen on IG, etc., but nothing gave me meaningful relief. I wasn't ever able to sit down and relax, which affected the quality of life for my family and me in ways I wasn't even aware of. The Back Unbroken program did 3 important things for me: 1. It educated me on the complexities of the nervous system and how we experience pain. By increasing my understanding of my pain, it helped me frame it in a way that empowered me to do something about it. 2. It gave me a roadmap and a convenient, app-based daily workout/movement routine that both motivated me to actually do the work, but also prevented me from overdoing it once I got to the gym. By guiding me through a proven progression over time, the program allowed time for my body to adapt and reprogram the pain triggers. 3. It kept my motivation up and avoided the usual lull of other programs after a couple of weeks through weekly video chat meetings with Nate. We met to review my progress and make adjustments, ensuring that I was able to achieve my fitness and movement goals. Because of his years of working exclusively with back pain patients, he was able to give me super helpful insights every time we met, which really enhanced the effectiveness of the program. I can now work out and play with my kids without worrying about my back. I can sit in a chair for longer than 30 minutes without ruining my week. I can sleep through the night without getting up to take pain meds. Thanks Nate!




