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Invest in foam rollers for posture correction, pilates and fitness training. There are half and full rollers available in a variety of sizes (30, 45, 60 or 90cm). The longest ones (60-90cm) are best for posture correction.

Now if your spine is designed to carry the weight of your head in the normal position, and you double and treble the load, and hold that position for hours, then there is going to be some reaction; basically something has to give. This is why we prescribe posture poles and other types of exercises to help improve poor posture. What is a posture pole?If walking round the side of a hill rather than going up to the top, and down the other side use a shorter pole on the rise side and lengthen the pole for the fall side to give you best support. Ensure your tailbone on the pole and have your knees bent, feet flat on the ground and your palms up (see the video above for a demonstration). A recent study found that those who used a foam rolling device had an improvement in their spinal curves. This can mean less pain and more energy! The best part about using this product is that it’s simple enough to do at home or office. You will also feel better knowing that by improving your posture, you’re helping prevent serious diseases such as osteoporosis. We hope we can give you a few tips to help inform you of how the Posture Pole (or foam rollers) can help you lead a healthier life! To understand what a posture pole is and why we prescribe to it most of our patients, you have to understand what poor posture is and what it’s doing to your body long term. What is poor posture and what does it do to the body? Obesity is a well-documented significant contributor to increased morbidity and mortality, but recent evidence suggests that it also affects postural adaptions. 25 A recent cross-sectional study of 420 students found a statistically significant increase in the prevalence of knee valgus, exaggerated thoracic kyphosis and lumbar hyperlordosis in students who were overweight and obese. 26 This finding is shared by several other studies, but so far there has been no clear evidence of this change in posture directly causing pain. 27,28 However, as discussed previously, this is important to consider within an individual’s context. Consider an adolescent who is overweight playing a high-impact sport, such as basketball or netball, presenting with anterior knee pain. Increasing knee valgus, a sign of poor rotational control of the lower limb, increases anterior knee loads. 29 Therefore, correcting this posture, and consequently improving control over knee valgus, would likely be key to reducing symptoms and maintaining participation. However, it is important to keep in mind that not everyone with increased knee valgus willexperience pain because of this. Conclusion

A Mud Basket – Found at the end of the pole, these circular rubber additions are designed to spread your body weight and prevent your pole from sinking into soft ground. A streamlined handle – Most Nordic poles handles are straight and streamlined, normal waling poles usually are curved at the top. Walking poles should be shortened by a few inches when you are traveling uphill to increase the load bearing pressure. If they are too long you might also find that you are overstretching when trying to plant them. Gregoric P. Plato’s and Aristotle’s explanation of human posture. Rhizai J Ancient Phil Sci 2005;2(2):183–96. Search PubMed Piazzini DB, Marrocco R, Aulisa AG, Mastantuoni G, Bertolini C. Respiratory mechanics in idiopathic scoliosis. J Appl Biomater Biom 2006;4(3):200–01. doi: 10.1177/228080000600400319. Search PubMedOnce you start doing this every day, 15 minutes won’t seem as daunting and unachievable. You may even start looking forward to your daily 15 minutes of posture resetting relaxation. If you have any concerns about your posture and the long term affects it can have on your body, get assessed by Total Health Chiropractic or your local trusted Chiropractor. Have you noticed yourself falling into a habit of bad posture, Head forward, rounded shoulders and hunched? This is becoming really common in our modern society where everything is forward. We sit at our desk and computers with our shoulders and and heads forward. We get in the car, head and arms forward. We sit on the couch hunched forward.