I recall Grey Cook once saying, "You shouldn't have to Hard Style to tie your shoes."
But I do. You won't find me bending down to pick up something without doing it with a neutral lumbar and a hip hinge. When I tie my shoes, it's a "breath behind the shield" thing for me, not a major Valsalva but nonetheless not a situation where I'll completely relax, either. I am, as some of us are in greater or lesser ways, damaged goods when it comes to my lower back. Deadlifting has absolutely helped it - heck, deadlifting saved me - and kettlebell swings help it, but I still use a lumbar cushion when I sit for any prolonged period of time.
My right shoulder is a bit like this, too - I have to clank it into place pretty often, even when putting dishes back into the kitchen cabinet. But my situation sure beats the alternative of not being able to do it at all, and like my lumbar, my right shoulder is something I misused for most of my adult life, so I go by the famous quote, "Do the best you can, where you are, with what you've got." (It goes something like that, didn't bother to look it up. Teddy Roosevelt, if memory serves ... )
@bluejeff, I'm with you - these aren't things people should try to do if they don't have to. But I definitely hip hinge when I lift the toilet seat. It's just become my movement pattern without ever trying to make it that.
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