Posts Tagged : posture correction

Diagram showing ideal human posture from front and side views with alignment markers at ankles, knees, hips, shoulders, and head
Posture and pain

Around 20% of the clients I work with come to see me because they want to be proactive with their health — age better, stay mobile, reduce injury risk, and improve how they look. The other 80%? They’re in pain — and they want it to stop. Sometimes it’s mild and nagging. Other times, it’s…

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Top 5 posture myths

Most of the clients I work with want to improve their posture because they either want to get pain free, change the way they look, or reduce their risk of future pain and injuries – or sometimes all three! If you spend a bit of time researching on the internet how to improve your posture,…

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Posture Correction and the Centaur

I sometimes bring up the centaur – the mythical half-man half-horse creature – when explaining to certain clients why I believe they’re in pain. What’s posture correction got to do with a centaur? Well, with this mythical being, you can see that the lower horse half provides a strong and stable platform upon which the upper human half…

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