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Is your pelvis really out of whack, or are we just overthinking it? In this episode of Modern Body, Aly DiRoma invites listeners to unpack the buzz around anterior pelvic tilt—a posture pattern that’s been labeled as a “problem” but may actually be just part of your body’s unique story. With her signature mix of grounded wisdom and Pilates expertise, Aly clears the confusion around this popular postural scapegoat and offers a refreshingly balanced perspective.
Spoiler alert: you probably don’t need to “fix” it—at least not in the way fitness culture has led you to believe.
Aly dives into how our bodies naturally adapt to the positions we repeat most—like sitting, standing, and even scrolling—and how those adaptations aren’t flaws but feedback. Rather than chasing symmetry or rigidity, Aly encourages us to work with our bodies, not against them.
Pilates, especially the Groundwork classes inside Modern Body, becomes the gentle recalibration tool—a way to reset without obsessing. As Aly says, “There’s no posture finish line—it’s a conversation, not a command.”
In this episode, you’ll discover:
Whether you’ve been told your pelvis is tilting the “wrong” way or you’re simply tired of trying to fix yourself, this episode is a deep breath for your nervous system and your self-image.
Follow Modern BodyStay connected with Aly DiRoma and the Modern Body community: https://link.me/alydiroma
Want to feel the difference instead of just thinking about it? Start with a Groundwork class inside Modern Body Studio. With a free 7-day trial and over 300 classes designed for every season and stage of life, it’s the perfect place to reconnect with your body on your own terms. https://modernbody.uscreen.io/
Looking for the big picture?
The Modern Mover’s Guide is your roadmap to the full Modern Body method. Whether you're just getting started or deepening your practice, it’s the ideal companion to build sustainable strength, mobility, and ease. https://modernmoversguide.com/guide
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Is your pelvis really out of whack, or are we just overthinking it? In this episode of Modern Body, Aly DiRoma invites listeners to unpack the buzz around anterior pelvic tilt—a posture pattern that’s been labeled as a “problem” but may actually be just part of your body’s unique story. With her signature mix of grounded wisdom and Pilates expertise, Aly clears the confusion around this popular postural scapegoat and offers a refreshingly balanced perspective.
Spoiler alert: you probably don’t need to “fix” it—at least not in the way fitness culture has led you to believe.
Aly dives into how our bodies naturally adapt to the positions we repeat most—like sitting, standing, and even scrolling—and how those adaptations aren’t flaws but feedback. Rather than chasing symmetry or rigidity, Aly encourages us to work with our bodies, not against them.
Pilates, especially the Groundwork classes inside Modern Body, becomes the gentle recalibration tool—a way to reset without obsessing. As Aly says, “There’s no posture finish line—it’s a conversation, not a command.”
In this episode, you’ll discover:
Whether you’ve been told your pelvis is tilting the “wrong” way or you’re simply tired of trying to fix yourself, this episode is a deep breath for your nervous system and your self-image.
Follow Modern BodyStay connected with Aly DiRoma and the Modern Body community: https://link.me/alydiroma
Want to feel the difference instead of just thinking about it? Start with a Groundwork class inside Modern Body Studio. With a free 7-day trial and over 300 classes designed for every season and stage of life, it’s the perfect place to reconnect with your body on your own terms. https://modernbody.uscreen.io/
Looking for the big picture?
The Modern Mover’s Guide is your roadmap to the full Modern Body method. Whether you're just getting started or deepening your practice, it’s the ideal companion to build sustainable strength, mobility, and ease. https://modernmoversguide.com/guide
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