Debunking the myth of “Stand Up Straight with Your Shoulders Back” by Jordan Peterson. Learn why this posture can be harmful and discover exercises to improve your body dynamics for healthier standing and breathing.
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Tag: posture fix
Everything Wrong with Bryan Johnson’s $2M Posture Routine
Bryan Johnson: A Man of Many Talents, but is Posture Advice One of Them? You’ve heard of Brian Johnson, right? The guy who’s been doing some fantastic work in the realm of health and longevity science. Can we say the same about his postural advice? I think NOT! I’ve spent a TON of time dissecting all things posture. What is is, what it is not, and how to “improve” it. And it’s more complicated than you think. In this post, I’m going to critique Brian’s 5 posture tips. Be prepared for a research deep dive. And don’t worry, you’ll also get what you should do instead. Check out the blog, video, and podcast below to learn about it!
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Slouched Posture – Fixed for Good
A solution for slouching that works Have rounded shoulders? Feel like you ALWAYS have to sit up straight and stand up tall to fix them? Maybe even do a bunch of rows? STOP. Why? Because these common fixes might actually be counterproductive? I’ll reveal the real solution to fix rounded shoulders that you’ve never seen before. The best part? It’s actually backed by science! So, get ready to learn the truth! Read the blog, watch the video, and listen to the podcast to learn about it!
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How to Fix Rounded Shoulders
Having rounded shoulders doesn’t occur for the reason you think it does Rounded shoulders are an often common complaint of folks who perceivably have poor posture. Conventional rehab makes us think that the simple solution to this problem entails stretching the pecs, strengthening the upper back, attaining a good head position, and sitting up straight. But what if conventional treatment for bad posture was all wrong? The problem with typical treatments is that we rarely look at the foundational influence—ribcage dynamics—that likely governs where your shoulders go. That changes today. In this video, we will outline postural factors that contribute to having rounded shoulders. The one’s your standard PTs gloss over.
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