Back Pain, Neck Pain: Why Posture Correction Programs Often Fail... and How You Can Get Better

Posture correction programs (and posture correctors) often fail to help you get better on the long run.
Why? Because they look at back pain, neck pain and other musculoskeletal issues the wrong way: they consider them as muscle strength issues.
Here, I will analyse with you with the paradigm behind most posture correction programs is wrong, and why The Posture Academy is different.
00:00: intro
00:30 traditional paradigm
00:47 why it fails
02:30 alternative paradigm
02:50 back pain
03:39 neck pain
04:35 The Posture Academy
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Pain in the back, shoulder, arms or any other musculoskeletal pain should not govern your life.
A lot of the pain you feel is caused or aggravated by wrong posture, poor ergonomics and a lack of specific exercises for your muscles and joints. Giving you the tools to resolve these issues is the reason why I created this self care channel.
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[@Paul-cy9ej]

Wise words!

[@yerichu]

So many great points. I've gone to many chiropractors along with PT once. PT helped my lower back but didnt completely take the pain away. My neck has been the worst for years and I am in my twenties. Chiropractors only temporarily give relief while still having some pain still there. Many doctor appointments over the years and I still don't have a definite answer as to why or what is going on. I feel I am wasting my twenties away being unable to hold my head up for longer periods of time and unable to do many things and enjoy my life. It scares me that so many things have failed and I could be recommended surgery this young. I appreciate your videos. They are straight to the point and make the most sense. I am following your advice

[@gauravsingh-xb7hl]

Hi Doctor,
Can loss of cervical lordosis be restored?

[@booka9930]

Make a video about to watch tiktok, RUclips on ur phone while you sitting on the bed, sometimes I watch movies on my right or left side I use my hand and arm to support my head but now I’m scared if that can effect the shape of my skull in the future.

[@OlivierGirard]

you know my friend, the problem with this type of request is that (with all due respect) they start from the wrong standpoint. The point is not HOW to watch your phone in bed, but WHETHER you should do it... I have a radical answer: consider that your phone messes up your neck 6x as much as your desktop when you sit equally well (no hard science behind, just a rough estimate). This is enough to consider your phone as an emergency device: if you're not dealing with an emergency, don't take your phone.
I know I sound old-fashioned, boring and everything. But I didn't set the rules...
Actually, I am now waiting for my food on the kitchen bar, and I went upstairs to take my laptop to type this, rather than doing it on my phone. Still not ideal, but better. That's the idea.
Makes sense?

[@odaikhoury7410]

Where’s your office

[@OlivierGirard]

In Switzerland...