Why does my back hurt when I carry heavy luggage?

The back often becomes curved as you lift heavy items, meaning a large part of the load is transferred to the spine. But if you lift an object with a straight back, the stress on the spine is significantly lower. Consciously lift from your legs and not from the bend of your back.



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