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The ONLY 3 Exercises You Need for Better Posture (not what you think)

The ONLY 3 Exercises You Need for Better Posture (not what you think)

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When someone talks about good or bad posture, you can-t help but think about how these might look. Maybe just hearing the word posture is enough for you to adjust your shoulders back and sit nice and tall on your chair. Or perhaps you-re watching this on your phone, curled up on the couch looking like a croissant. But, when most people think about posture, they think about how it relates to aches and pains, particularly in the neck, back or shoulders. Although improving your posture may decrease pain and reduce the risk of injury, it can also impact your self-confidence and how others perceive you. For example, imagine you-re going for an important job interview. What do you think transmits more confidence, someone who is slouching and has poor posture, or someone with their shoulders back, chest up, and standing tall? In this video we-ll share 3 exercises you should incorporate in your training plan to strengthen your body and improve your posture for good and some general guidelines to help you on your journey
Date: 2022-04-12

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If by good posture you mean standing upright with your shoulder, neck and lower back in a neutral position, then big compound exercises will not fix it.
Facepulls is a good exercise though and should be used to SUPPORT you and the real fix to bad posture, which is AWARENESS.
If you have bad posture, then you need your body to relearn its proper posture, and that takes awareness by correcting yourself over and over for a long period of time until good posture is the new normal for you.
In regards to some claims in this video: most people don-t need to strengthen the muscles to gain good posture, these muscles are rarely too weak to keep a good posture, but balance in your programs, in terms of push and pull is always recommended, whether you have bad posture or not.

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Hey, I-m wanting to get in shape and gain muscle. I was just wondering if you or anyone could help me with figuring out the best workout plan for my schedule. I-ll happily pay for your help. If you can do this please get in contact it would be very appreciated.
Thank you

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Awesome stuff! Everyone can benefit from this and more often times than not, I don't do enough of these. From here on out, during my regular routine I will do a little less of these, when I take a step back from things, I will do more of these.
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Great Vid, thanks!
I do Snatch Auxiliary Lifts to keep my Traps, Rear Delts & Upper Back strong: Snatch GRIP Dead pulls, Snatch Pulls, DEFICIT RDL, Snatch GRIP Bent over Barbell Rows w flared Elbows/strong Lumbar. I also love FACE PULLS-

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Very well said bro about this topic and keep it up and keep training hard and be strong always and stay healthy and be positive and happy
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Good list, but usualy the forward spinal tilt occurs due to rhomboid weaknesses and seal rows would be a good addition to this good list.
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