Heal Your Back Pain With Soft, Gentle Movements.
The special movements that healed 12 years of chronic back pain — when everything else had failed.
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How I discovered these movements.
At 18, studying Aeronautical Engineering at the University of Sydney, I developed pain that would consume 12 years of my life. Back, neck, sciatica, hips, knees, wrists — everything hurt.
I tried everything. Pills. Massage. Physiotherapy. ART at $750 a month. Stretching for 2 hours a day. I went to the gym and hurt myself worse. Nothing lasted more than a few days.
Eventually I discovered body consciousness — the practice of bringing full, curious, non-judgemental attention to a painful part of your body while moving very slowly. Over 10 days I had approximately 150 release moments — each one a small unwinding of tension that had been stored in my body for years. By the end, the chronic, total-body pain I had lived with for 12 years was gone.
The movements in Back Pain Miracle are the distillation of that discovery, refined through years of coaching others through the same process.
The 15 movements.
Knees Side to Side
A gentle rocking of the knees that releases tension in the lower back and sacrum.
Supported Frog Pose
Opens the inner hips and groin with full support — no forcing, no effort.
Towel Under Thoracic Spine
Uses a rolled towel to gently mobilise the mid-back vertebrae.
Slow Scorpion
A rotation of the spine and hip that releases the deep hip rotators.
Straight-Legged Slump Waves
Gentle neural flossing for the sciatic nerve and spinal cord.
Seated Spiral
A conscious spiral through the spine from sacrum to skull.
Foam Roller Spinal Extension
Opens the thoracic spine — reverses the effects of prolonged sitting.
Lying Pelvic Tilts
Slow, continuous pelvic tilts that warm up the lumbar-sacral junction.
Hip Flexor Release
Supported release of the psoas and iliacus — most responsible for lower back pain.
Bartenieff Rock and Roller
A rhythmic, whole-body movement that integrates the spine and releases held tension.
Seated Forward Fold
A long, supported forward fold that gradually releases the hamstrings and lower back.
Supine Twist
A classic spine rotation that releases the lower back, hips, and IT band.
Figure-Four Stretch
Releases the piriformis and outer hip — essential for sciatica and hip pain.
Cat-Cow Waves
Slow, wave-like movement through the spine that lubricates every spinal joint.
Constructive Rest
A semi-supine rest position that allows the nervous system to fully reset.