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In this episode, I explore the common desire to "fix" posture and why simply trying to sit or stand up straight rarely works for long. I share how posture isn't something we force or hold—it's something that naturally emerges from how our body moves and coordinates as a whole system.
I also dive into why kyphosis and other postural patterns are often less about tight muscles and more about areas of the body that have stopped moving or participating. By restoring movement, reducing compensations, and improving coordination, posture can begin to change naturally—often without directly trying to fix it.
By Susi Hately4.8
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In this episode, I explore the common desire to "fix" posture and why simply trying to sit or stand up straight rarely works for long. I share how posture isn't something we force or hold—it's something that naturally emerges from how our body moves and coordinates as a whole system.
I also dive into why kyphosis and other postural patterns are often less about tight muscles and more about areas of the body that have stopped moving or participating. By restoring movement, reducing compensations, and improving coordination, posture can begin to change naturally—often without directly trying to fix it.

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