Posture & Mobility
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Good posture and mobility support comfort and function in daily life. How you sit, stand, and move can influence muscle balance, joint stress, and overall well-being.
Stretching, strength training, and ergonomic adjustments may help improve posture and range of motion. Small changes in habits can contribute to long-term mobility.
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What causes poor posture?
Prolonged sitting, weak muscles, and repetitive movements can contribute to posture changes. Ergonomics and targeted exercise may help.
Can posture be improved?
Yes. Strength training, stretching, and awareness of body position can support better posture. Consistency is important.
How does mobility differ from flexibility?
Flexibility refers to range of motion in joints. Mobility includes both flexibility and the ability to move effectively through that range. Both support daily function.
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