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Ever wonder if your “ideal posture” or “dream body” is actually working against you?
In this episode, I breaks down the sneaky ways that chasing aesthetics (like constantly sucking in your stomach or arching your back to make your booty pop 😉) can cause pain, dysfunction, and poor movement patterns.
You’ll learn:
✨ How sucking in impacts your breathing, movement, and even your mood
✨ The connection between your pelvic floor, diaphragm, and movement efficiency
✨ Why sticking your booty out isn’t helping your posture or your pain
✨ What to do instead to build strength, confidence, and functional aesthetics that feel good
This episode is a reality check for anyone who wants to look strong and move well without sacrificing their body’s natural function for the sake of appearance.
Connect with Becca
Don't forget to leave a 5-star rating and review! It helps grow the show so that I can help more people learn and grow!
This show is for educational and entertainment purposes only. This is not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment.
Studies mentioned
By BeccaEver wonder if your “ideal posture” or “dream body” is actually working against you?
In this episode, I breaks down the sneaky ways that chasing aesthetics (like constantly sucking in your stomach or arching your back to make your booty pop 😉) can cause pain, dysfunction, and poor movement patterns.
You’ll learn:
✨ How sucking in impacts your breathing, movement, and even your mood
✨ The connection between your pelvic floor, diaphragm, and movement efficiency
✨ Why sticking your booty out isn’t helping your posture or your pain
✨ What to do instead to build strength, confidence, and functional aesthetics that feel good
This episode is a reality check for anyone who wants to look strong and move well without sacrificing their body’s natural function for the sake of appearance.
Connect with Becca
Don't forget to leave a 5-star rating and review! It helps grow the show so that I can help more people learn and grow!
This show is for educational and entertainment purposes only. This is not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment.
Studies mentioned