lower back pain on beach

bxlarry

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Dec 31, 2012
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Lake Worth Fl
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Fisher F4, Equinox 600
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Beach & Shallow Water Hunting
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You could try a small hand held sand scoop. They are light weight & very affordable. But you will have to do more bending over to dig and that can be an issue if you have back pain. I also have a Raptor pull handle attach to my shaft and that helps me out alot.
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Post a picture of your scoop...
 

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I've had lower back pain for years. And it's gradually gotten worse over the years as well. There are as many remedies as there are people. But other than visiting a doctor you can try exercises for your lower back. Do a Google search and you will find many exercises for lower back pain. I do Yoga and some other exercises as well for my back.

If it gets worse instead of better, your best bet is a visit to your Doctor.
 

Find a neighbor kid that is interested in what you do and recruit him as your digger! all else fails bribe him with 10 cents for each hole dug or something
 

I find that long handled scoop totally hurts my back. I use a short hand held one, more bending, but for some reason does not bother my back. I have good knees
 

Maybe change your hunting area...

You hunt in the water or on beach? I'm good for maybe a hour when I hunt shallow water but being out deep where my body is supported.. Waist to chest deep.. I feel no strains and can go for 4 hours with no after affects.
 

A friend recommended "Australian Dream". I'll let you know how it works
 

Like above someone mentioned lifting with your knees, not your back, and use both hands on the scoop. So if your knees are OK, squat down, grip the scoop with two hands, and lift with your knees. Take glucosamine/chondroitin supplements. I never believed they would work and it took about two weeks but there is an improvement. Every injury is different YMMV.

And also like above, exercise will help. Strangely, for the back, it may help to strengthen core, crunches if it is safe to do so.

I do all the above…..
 

Maybe a different way to use the scoop? Is this in the dry sand or wet? Which scoop are you using? Wooden or carbon fiber handle? How are you doing it now? Lifting heavy scoopfuls? Do you have an assist handle on it? Maybe a photo of what you're using now will help us make a suggestion as to making it bit easier on your back. Without knowing why your back is getting sore (muscular, spinal, inflammation, etc) it's hard to recommend a drug or therapy.
 

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