Video Summary:
- Dynamic posturology works for all ages.
- The number one priortity in dynamic posturology is movement and strength.
- The approach to training different age groups may vary but the principles stay the same.
Video Summary:
- Activating the core is vital for Dynamic Posturology.
- Hanging legs raises are excellent for core development and lengthening the spine.
- Kicking motions are great for twisting the obliques and strengthening the core.
- Core development is all about mobilising the spine in multiple planes of movement.
Video Summary:
- Tight chest and pecs are often caused through overworking the muscles, slumping forward at a desk or bad exercise technique and balance.
- Tight chests muscles squeeze and close the diaphragm.
- Dynamic posturology can help to re-open up the diaphragm through stretching and lengthening the chest muscles.
- People who breathe deeply are relaxed and in a confident psychological state.
Video Summary:
- Good posture is more than just how you hold your chest.
- Poor head position highlights tightness in the neck.
- Back work will take tension away from the neck.
- Work on flexibility of the neck using stretches with and without resistence.