The video is about how to identify and fix five common causes of low back pain, such as tight hip flexors, weak glutes, flat feet, low back weakness, and poor posture. The speaker demonstrates some tests and exercises to help with each issue and recommends following a science-based program to strengthen the whole body. He also provides links to other videos that address related problems like anterior pelvic tilt and rounded shoulders. He asks for feedback and encourages viewers to subscribe and turn on notifications.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video about low back pain and how to identify and fix its causes.
2. The video covers five red flags that indicate low back pain or potential problems in the future.
3. The first red flag is tight hip flexors, which can be tested with the Thomas test and stretched with ab exercises.
4. The second red flag is weak glutes, which can be tested with a hyper hold and strengthened with exercises like barbell hip thrust, sprinter lunge, and barbell RDL.
5. The third red flag is shifting weight or dancing in place when standing, which indicates low back weakness and lack of endurance.
6. The fourth red flag is flat feet or pronated feet, which can cause valgus torque at the ankle, knee, and hip and impair glute function and low back stability.
7. The fifth red flag is slumped posture when sitting, which indicates low back weakness or upper thoracic dysfunction and rounded shoulders.