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Improving ones posture

pinchi22

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Originally Posted by Hany
Pilates is great for posture. More so than yoga.

Also, try to improve your sleeping position. It might be the reason for your bad posture.


+1. Pilates helped me to be aware of and correct bad posture.
 

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You can buy different kinds of braces/supports and the like. Inexpensive on ebay, you can wear them at work etc..
 

Francis91

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Originally Posted by MetroStyles
Easiest question ever.

Squats
Deadlifts
Good mornings

Really. That's all you need. Your lower back will be a rock.


Inverted rows help too.
 

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I think doing lots of pullups helped my posture. Deadlifts definitely helped.
 

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just today i was thinking about this..

walk around with your gut sucked in - and chest out like someone mentioned.
you feel it in your core, and if you always remind yourself to walk/sit like that it'll become natural yea
 

remo72tg

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Originally Posted by MetroStyles
Easiest question ever.

Squats
Deadlifts
Good mornings

Really. That's all you need. Your lower back will be a rock.


Agreed.
 

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