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Program 01

Bulletproof Back

Build the lumbar load tolerance the job actually demands, then prove it with a repeat test.

Lumbar spine and trunkDeficit drivenRetested
A warehouse worker lifting a box from a pallet, lower back under load

The back is the most claimed body part in Canada.

Lifting, lowering, carrying and repeated trunk flexion. Warehouse, manufacturing, construction, long haul, long term care.

50,801

Back claims. The most claimed body part in Canada

AWCBC

116,372

Claims to muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints

AWCBC

19.4 days

Average days off after a work related injury, before the policy

Institute for Work & Health

10.9 days

Average days off after the return to work policy

Institute for Work & Health

What we measure
  • Isometric trunk extension and flexion strength
  • Hip hinge and posterior chain capacity
  • Left and right symmetry through the hips
  • Endurance under repeated load, not a single max
What the worker gets
  • Individual program targeting the measured deficit
  • Task specific loading that matches the real job
  • Retest at a set interval, with the numbers shown to the worker
How it runs

Same loop, every program.

01

Test

Full strength and functional capacity assessment. Pushing, pulling, lifting, carrying and the tasks the job actually contains.

02

Benchmark

Every result is placed against others of the same age and sex. A number on its own means nothing.

03

Prescribe

An individual exercise program aimed at that person's specific deficits. Not a group class.

04

Retest

Repeat testing throughout, so progress is tracked objectively and the program is adjusted on evidence.

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See whether your team needs Bulletproof Back.

The assessment answers that question in one visit, with numbers rather than an opinion.

A worker lifting a box from a pallet, strain marked at the lower back