02/05/2026
Posture isn’t about standing up straight or looking a certain way.
It’s about how efficiently your body moves and transfers force.
When posture is off — rounded shoulders, forward head, collapsed hips — the body compensates. Some muscles work overtime, others stop doing their job, and movement becomes less efficient. This leads to quicker fatigue, reduced strength output, and a higher risk of injury.
Good posture allows the body to breathe better, stabilize joints, and engage the right muscles at the right time. Whether you’re lifting weights, running, stretching, or just moving through daily life, alignment affects how much power and control you actually have.
Performance improves when the body is stacked, supported, and able to move without unnecessary tension.
PT basics aren’t about doing more.
They’re about moving better.
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