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Lower Back Pain

  • Writer: Luke Burgess
    Luke Burgess
  • Oct 22
  • 3 min read

Lower back pain is one of the most common and frustrating physical issues people face today. Whether it's caused by long hours at a desk, an active job, or simply aging, persistent back pain can significantly impact your quality of life.

At Motion Lab, we specialise in treating lower back pain through evidence-based physiotherapy and targeted massage therapy—helping you move better, feel better, and live pain-free.


What Causes Lower Back Pain?

Lower back pain can have several causes. Some of the most common include:

  • Poor posture at work or while driving

  • Muscle strains from lifting or sudden movements

  • Sedentary lifestyle leading to muscle weakness

  • Disc injuries, such as bulging or herniated discs

  • Degenerative conditions like arthritis

  • Stress-related tension, which often settles in the lower back

Knowing the cause is the first step toward effective lower back pain treatment.


Common Symptoms

Lower back pain can show up in a variety of ways:

  • Dull, aching discomfort in the lower back

  • Sharp pain with movement

  • Pain radiating down the leg (sciatica)

  • Muscle stiffness or spasms

  • Reduced flexibility or range of motion

If these symptoms are disrupting your daily life, it’s time to seek professional support.


How Motion Lab Can Help

At Motion Lab, our approach to lower back pain is hands-on, holistic, and tailored to your unique condition.

🔹 Physiotherapy for Lower Back Pain

Our experienced physiotherapists provide:

  • Thorough movement assessments and posture analysis

  • Individualised treatment plans

  • Manual therapy and joint mobilisation

  • Core and back-strengthening exercises

  • Education on posture and injury prevention

Physiotherapy helps restore mobility, reduce inflammation, and correct imbalances that may be contributing to your pain.


🔹 Remedial Massage for Lower Back Pain

Our qualified massage therapists offer:

  • Deep tissue massage to release tight muscles

  • Trigger point therapy for referred pain

  • Myofascial release to improve flexibility and movement

  • Stress-reducing techniques to calm the nervous system

Massage complements physiotherapy by easing muscle tension and improving blood flow—essential for healing.


Why Choose Motion Lab?

  • ✅ Evidence-based, multidisciplinary care

  • ✅ Private treatment room for comfort

  • ✅ Personalised plans based on your goals (Emailed to you after your session)

  • ✅ Experienced therapist focused on long-term results

We don’t believe in quick fixes. We believe in real, lasting solutions to help you take control of your health.


What is the fastest way to relieve lower back pain?

At Motion Lab, we often combine massage therapy with physiotherapy exercises for fast, effective relief. Techniques like dry needling, joint mobilisation, and soft tissue release can significantly reduce pain within just a few sessions.


Is massage good for lower back pain?

Yes—remedial massage is highly effective for treating lower back pain, especially when caused by muscle tightness or poor posture. Our therapists target the root cause of your discomfort, not just the symptoms.


When should I see a physio for back pain?

If your pain lasts more than a few days, limits your movement, or keeps returning, book an appointment with a Motion Lab physiotherapist. Early intervention means faster recovery.


Book Your Lower Back Pain Treatment at Motion Lab

Whether you’re dealing with chronic back issues or a sudden injury, the team at Motion Lab is here to help. Our integrated approach to massage and physiotherapy for back pain is designed to get you back on track—stronger, more mobile, and pain-free.


 
 
 

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