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Sciatica Rehab Q
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Phase 3 · Rebuild the leg · Session Q

Walk further.
Stand longer.
Sit through it.

Tolerance day: the three positions that decide a normal life, each trained as a measurable number.

  • Qsession
  • P3Rebuild
  • 12:00on the clock
  • — donecompleted

Standing tolerance is trainable

How long you can stand or walk before symptoms start is a number that responds to training. Measure it weekly.

Walking is treatment

Regular walking improves outcomes in back and leg pain and is one of the few things that helps both nerve blood flow and confidence.

Maintenance beats repair

Two sessions a week hold thirty days of work in place. Stop, and both strength and tolerance fade within weeks.

Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · symptoms moving up, not down

A

Walk

Walking progression + brisk intervals
A1

Walking progression

60 s · steps to beat

Walk continuously for the whole minute at a brisk pace — count the steps.

Easier slower  ·  Harder brisker

R1R2—
A2

Brisk walking intervals

4 × 45 s · ×2

Forty-five seconds brisk, fifteen easy — repeat four times, noting the symptoms.

Easier shorter intervals  ·  Harder longer intervals

R1R2
B

Stand

Standing endurance + calf endurance
B1

Standing endurance drill

60 s · seconds held

Stand still and tall; count the seconds before the leg symptoms begin.

Easier shift the weight  ·  Harder longer

R1R2—
B2

Calf endurance set

25 reps · ×2

Twenty-five full-range heel raises; stop at the last clean one.

Easier hold a support  ·  Harder one leg

R1R2
C

Sit

Sitting progression + seated leg work
C1

Sitting progression

60 s · slow reps

Sit upright for the full minute, shifting position slightly every fifteen seconds.

Easier shorter sits  ·  Harder stiller sitting

R1R2—
C2

Seated leg extensions

15/side · ×2

Sitting tall; straighten the knee fully, squeeze, lower over three seconds.

Easier smaller range  ·  Harder ankle weight

R1R2

The clock

Round 1settle in — 70%, perfect tracking
0:00A1 → A2
2:00B1 → B2
4:00C1 → C2
Round 2own it — beat Round 1 by quality
6:00A1 → A2
8:00B1 → B2
10:00C1 → C2

Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.

How to run it

  1. A compressed nerve makes a weak muscle. Find which one is weak and load it deliberately.
  2. Calf, glute and foot are the usual casualties. Test them each week and train the weak one hardest.
  3. Strength returns as the nerve recovers — slowly, and only if the muscle is given a reason.
  4. Two clean sessions at a level earn the next. In doubt, add a rep before adding load.

Tick it off

MovementRound 1Round 2Best
A1Walking progressionsteps in 60 s —
A2Brisk walking intervals4 × 45 s
B1Standing endurance drillseconds held —
B2Calf endurance set25 reps
C1Sitting progressionslow reps in 60 s —
C2Seated leg extensions15/side
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TE-12-SCIATICA-Q