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Posture Check

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Posture Check is designed to improve postural alignment.  

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  • Learn how to improve your posture and upper body strength to enhance  performance at work and with all the activities you enjoy.

  • Addresses factors that contribute to shoulder and neck pain or injury.

  • Don’t let those normal degenerative changes, such as neck disc bulges or soft tissue abnormalities (see below), distract you from the life you love!

  • Attend only 3 classes over a period of 6 weeks

  • All you need is about 10 or 15 minutes per day!

Register
Register

Click the "Register" button to see available class times.

For 1-on-1 sessions ($75), contact: drhousept@outlook.com

Posture Check - Phase 1 ($25)

 

Posture Check - Phase 2 ($25)

 

Posture Check - Phase 3 ($25)

 

 

 

Did you know?

In one research experiment, over 70% of people in their 20’s had disc bulges in their neck- and none had neck pain!  Even healthy people have strange things on their MRI, but it doesn’t mean surgery is required or even that those “abnormal” findings are all that “abnormal”. (Nakashima et al. Spine. 2015 March)

Another study found that up to 70% of asymptomatic shoulders had a superior labral tear (tear in the joint capsule).  Again, that means that 70% of people between 40 and 60 years of age have these “tears” and do not know it.  We should realize that some imaging findings may be normal age-related findings. 

How heavy is your head? Normal posture- 12 lb. 

2 inches of forward head posture = 32lb. 

3 inches of forward head posture = 42lb. 

Forward head posture occurs when we slouch.  No wander those neck muscles are so tight!

What to expect:

  1. Register from the link above.

       (you'll receive an emailed confirmation)

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   2. Arrive at the clinic.

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   3. Learn about and perform postural and        shoulder strengthening exercises.

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   4. You'll receive pictures and handouts   

       to keep you on track and consistent  

       with your exercises while you 

       perform these at home.

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   5. Return in 3 weeks for phase 2,

       including new and progressed

       exercises, taking you to the next level.

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Prepare to feel great!
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