Tried everything, but still in pain?
You're not alone. 75% of athletes experience chronic pain. But according to the International Olympic Committee, there is no agreed-upon treatment for it.
You don't have to be an elite athlete to suffer, either. Despite groundbreaking recent developments in medical science, rates of chronic pain are increasing - roughly half of all adults experience chronic pain.
This mirrors what many of the best chronic pain and sports medicine physicians will tell you - that treating chronic pain can be frustrating, and often isn't as straightforward as fixing the body.
We've all faced 'chronic pain' - pain that doesn't go away, whether it's back pain, knee pain, headaches, or any number of conditions like Chronic Fatigue or Fibromyalgia.
While some people can live with these, for athletes and active people, chronic, nagging symptoms can feel threatening, demoralizing, and hopeless.
Many athletes with chronic pain are:
Studies show people are as much as 6X more likely to be pain free compared to conventional treatments
We're not in the business of pain management. We're about helping you become pain free and unburdened.
No surgery, injections, pills, or expensive machines required
"In just a month, my back pain decreased significantly!"
Malkie R. - NY, USA
Chronic back pain
"Thank you so much, you literally saved my life!"
Danielle S. - PA, USA
Chronic foot, back, hip, and knee pain
"I'm already doing activities I wouldn't have dared to have done just a few weeks ago"
John W. - GA, USA
Chronic back pain and sciatica
Let's be perfectly clear: The pain IS NOT "all in your head"
Your pain is real. It's severe. It's in your body. You can't wish it away.
But the solution might not be in fixing your body.
If your pain has persisted despite conventional treatment, and way long after an injury's expected healing time, this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ve got irreparable damage.
Elite athletes like Michael Phelps, Naomi Osaka, and Simone Biles are talking about how mental and emotional stress affects physical performance - how it affects the body.
It doesn't matter if you're an Olympian or someone who simply loves staying active - science shows that real, physical pain can result from stress that has nothing to do with tissue damage.
This is because our mind and body are intimately connected, and our brain plays a key role in generating pain - even when there's no structural damage, or long after an injury has healed.
Today, this is known as Neuroplastic Pain, and approximately 88% of people with unexplained chronic symptoms suffer from it (without knowing!)
Alec and Miriam here - we're the creators of Pain Free Comeback.
Our mission is to help athletes and active people suffering with chronic pain to not just become pain free, but to live unrestricted and authentic lives.
This is personal for us. We get it. We're athletes and former chronic pain sufferers ourselves.
We've experienced what it's like to have our athletic freedom ripped away, and to be unsure if we'd ever get it back. We’ve recovered from chronic, unrelenting pain that had left us both depressed, debilitated, with our lives on hold, and facing scary structural diagnoses.
When we learned the truth about our pain, we both recovered completely and returned to our sports - without expensive surgery, invasive injections, or mind-numbing physical therapy exercises.
We've become Certified Chronic Pain Elimination Coaches and dedicated our lives to help people end their suffering. Together, we've been on dozens of podcasts, collaborated with some of the best doctors in the chronic pain space, and have empowered some remarkable recoveries.
Knowing that a full recovery is possible for so many that are suffering is why our vision is to change the way the world understands and treats chronic pain: from ‘pain management’ to ‘pain free.’
You CAN do this as well!
All it takes is your willingness to learn and implement the tools that we’ll teach you in the Pain Free Comeback Program.
Let’s make this clear. Broken bones need 6 weeks to heal from a fracture. Muscle strains and ligament sprains might need months. Some serious muscle or ligament tears may need surgery or intensive rehabilitation.
But what happens if you're still suffering after the normal healing timeline?
We assume your doctor has excluded serious conditions like tumors or infections that may be causing acute pain (these causes of chronic pain are very rare!), and that you’ve had your rehab, but this hasn’t resolved your pain.
Maybe your tests come back normal for someone your age, and you're left feeling confused and at a loss for why you're in so much pain. Maybe you've been told that surgery is the only option.
Or maybe your pain is blamed on something that is not quite perfect in your body, like a herniation, scoliosis, muscle imbalance, tear or any other structural abnormality.
How sure can you be that that’s really the cause of your pain?
Watch this video to understand the principles that are helping individuals heal from chronic pain.
Research shows that many structural abnormalities are present in people
WITHOUT any symptoms.
More people are learning that some of the best athletes in the world have structural abnormalities like bulging discs, torn rotator cuffs, meniscus tears, and degenerative disc disease - and have no symptoms at all.
Other elite athletes had chronic pain and have become and stayed pain free without fixing their structural abnormalities.
How is this possible?
If you keep experiencing flare-ups, and your symptoms tend to radiate or fluctuate, or are triggered by stress or seemingly benign activities, then there is likely something else going on.
And knowing where your pain is coming from can be the difference between settling for pain management and a life free of chronic pain.
This applies to you especially if your comfort zone has got smaller and smaller over the years, are responding to your favorite activities with fear, and are feeling overwhelmed and emotionally taxed due to your symptoms.
I've returned to many of the activities I previously could not."
Ben G. - Arizona, USA
Chronic thigh pain & spasms
Claire J. - Ireland
Chronic migraines for 15 years
"After one session I could already feel something click."
Kevin C. - USA
Chronic abdominal muscle and nerve pain
Unlock real, practical tools that can you can implement right away to give you proven long-term relief.
You'll also learn proven pain psychology principles that have helped many athletes and active people make a full recovery from their symptoms.
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At Pain Free Comeback, we're known for creating life-changing recoveries for athletes and active people with chronic pain, leaving former sufferers feeling transformed and empowered.
Witnessing so many people who never believed they'd be pain free again get their lives back has led us to this unshakeable belief:
Your worst setback
can become your greatest comeback.
Are you ready for your comeback?