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Has anyone here actually managed to correct their posture? Like have you gone from not being able to do a wall angel to being able to do one with good form?
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>>74126282
never had problems with posture once i get out of my chair even though i used to sit in front of screen 24/7 on amphetamines for 7 days without sleeping or eating
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>>74126282
I had severe kyphosis. I no longer have that issue and I have a healthy thoracic spine and shoulders
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>>74126282
No. I've been wondering lately if deadlifts and no direct ab work makes it worse. Strong back muscles and comparatively weaker abs seem like it could pull your back into kyphosis. Just a theory
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>>74126368
If anything it'd be the exact opposite though. A strong back would pull your spine straighter. Deadlifts wouldn't be enough though. Rows and shrugs will fix your posture. It worked for me
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>>74126282
>Like have you gone from not being able to do a wall angel to being able to do one with good form?
Right, I should go do wall angels
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>>74126543
Which muscles do rows and shrugs work that deadlifts don't? My back is pretty uniformly strong
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