Core exercises for posture

Imagine this ➡️ You've been struggling with that pesky forward head and rounded shoulders posture for a while now, and you're determined to find a solution. 💪 So, you start incorporating a new...

Good posture isn’t just about standing tall; it’s also how your body supports itself. We’ll show you which exercises can help realign your posture, how to do them, and when.

Justin Agustin on Instagram: "The “Bug on Its Back” exercise is a great way to strengthen your deep core muscles, which support your posture and balance. Beginners can start from their bed to make the movement more comfortable. Lie on your back with your arms and legs bent at 90 degrees, then slowly lower one arm and the opposite leg toward the bed, while keeping your core tight. For added challenge, try leg raises while passing a pillow under your legs, alternating sides. This gentle…

If you’re a mom then I’m sure you are well-aware of how our bodies change one we have kids. We expand in certain areas,...

Strengthen the core and increase balance and stability with this quick and effective workout: Functional Core Training. These core training exercises build strength for the movements you do in daily life, such as pivots, twists, bends, rotations and presses. Build core strength and stability by training in multiple planes of motion. These functional core exercises target your abs from all angles.

The Einstein Hunch™ is a term developed by a certified personal trainer and author Gma Goldie. After several clients who were plagued by bad posture, she felt a name associated with a brilliant man who also had bad posture would be helpful for her clients to grab hold of the idea of how important posture is to their muscular physique. Why the term Einstein Hunch™ ? Because like many of Gma Goldie's clients who are successful and very intelligent, they forget about taking care of their body.

If you sit in front of a computer all day or drive a lot, these exercises are for you. Get the full workout here: http://paleo.co/coreexercisesposture