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Why you shouldn’t always tuck your tailbone.

Have you ever been told to “tuck your tailbone” during exercise or yoga practice to protect your back or engage your core? While this cue might be well-meaning, it’s often misunderstood and overused. Our latest video dives into why this isn’t always the best advice and what you should be doing instead to support your body’s natural movement.

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Fix Back Pain Instantly

Are you struggling with chronic back pain? Relief is here for you, and I’ve got some great tips to share that could help you finally get the relief you’ve been searching for! Hi, I’m Celeste—yoga teacher, physiotherapist, and neuroscience student. In this blog, I’ll walk you through some key insights and strategies from my recent YouTube video that could make all the difference in your pain journey.

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Get Instant Relief from your Sciatic Nerve Pain

Do you struggle with radiating leg pain that could be sciatica? If so, our latest video is here to help! Celeste, a qualified physio and yoga teacher, shares essential tips and solutions to alleviate your sciatica discomfort. From understanding the sciatic nerve to knowing what to avoid and incorporating pain-free movements, this blog and video is packed with valuable advice, including a unique tip that few talk about!

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About Celest

Celest is a geek who loves anatomy, neuroscience and biomechanics. She miraculously acquired her BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy in 2009, despite dropping out of school at 16. She found learning at school really tough, however now credits her ability to make complex concepts easy to grasp, down to her learning struggles. She runs regular education-based workshops where she takes current scientific research, anecdotal evidence from senior healthcare providers and applies them to movement disciplines. She’s currently specialising in functional neurology, learning how it can be applied to improve pain, health and performance.