06/03/2026
You sit for a few hours. Your back starts to ache.
You stand up, walk around, maybe stretch a little. It feels better.
Then you sit back down. An hour later — it’s back.
Here’s what’s happening.
Prolonged sitting compresses your hip flexors and reduces the range of motion your hips can access. The longer you sit the more your hips tighten into that position.
When your hips can’t move through their full range your low back compensates. It takes on the mobility work your hips should be doing.
Standing up gives it a temporary break. But the hip restriction is still there. So the moment you sit back down the pattern starts again.
The fix isn’t to sit less — though that helps. It’s to restore the hip mobility that sitting takes away.
That’s what Ray’s sessions are specifically designed to do.
One client described leaving a session feeling “free” — like her body had stopped working against her.
That’s what restored hip mobility actually feels like.
Ray has availability this week including Saturdays and weekday afternoons. Link in bio.