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Physiotherapy North Sydney: How is Your Posture?

June 20, 2013 By Steve Felsher

Why is Posture Important?

  • Keeps bones and joints in the correct alignment so that muscles are being used properly
  • Reduces strain through ligaments, joints and muscles and hence prevents pain

Top 10 Posture Tips to Keep Your Body Happy

  1. Correct Workstation Ergonomics are essential, and your workstation should be set up by a trained professional to allow correct alignment. Click here to see the Workstation Setup Checklist.
  2. Support your spine all the time when sitting, and maintain the S-shaped curvature of the spine by sitting all the way back in a good chair that is well set up for you.
  3. Correct alignment allows for the ear, shoulder and hips to fall directly in line with each other as demonstrated in by picture.
  4. Try not to slouch in a C-Shaped position, whether you are sitting at your workstation or watching television or using any electronic device.
  5. Posture yourself correctly when using mobile phones, and avoid tilting your head to one side.
  6. When using music or game players (eg iPods, iTouch’s) or any other technology, make sure you posture yourself correctly. Do your best to make sure your head is not hyperflexed or looking down for prolonged periods.
  7. When standing or walking, it is important to stand tall and upright with your shoulders slightly extended.
  8. Do not compromise your spine, your joints and muscles by sitting for prolonged periods in sustained positions.
  9. Make sure you take regular breaks every 30-40min, whether watching TV or computing.
  10. It is a really good idea to do posture pause exercises, which will help decompress your spine as well as move your joints and muscles. For some great Decompression Exercises, click here.

For more information, check out our Posture Information Article.
Speak to our physiotherapists today on advice on how to improve your posture, or about any concerns. Give us a call on 9922 2212!

 

Filed Under: PHYSIO4ALL Info Blog Tagged With: exercise, injury, north sydney, PHYSIO4ALL, physiotherapy, pilates, posture

About Steve Felsher

Steve is the principal physiotherapist and director of PHYSIO4ALL, and was honoured to treat athletes at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, the South African Olympic Soccer team and the Natal Sharks Super 14 Rugby team

He is a highly experienced professional having also co-owned a Sports Physiotherapy practice in Durban, South Africa.

Steve has had years of experience consulting to the corporate sector in injury management and prevention. You can also find him on Google+, Facebook, and Twitter.

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