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7 Tips for Improving Your Posture

7 Tips for Improving Your Posture

January 14, 2022 //  by Marian Mitchell//  Leave a Comment

Having good posture can go a long way in improving your confidence and it can also help to prevent pain. However, it is not always easy to know how you can maintain proper posture especially when you have so much to do. 

If you have been struggling to maintain your posture and have even been experiencing back pain because of this, there are a few things you can do to help alleviate the problem so that you can feel great once again.

Stand Sometimes

Taking a break from sitting is one of the most important things you need to do if you’re trying to improve your posture. If you work at a desk and you have to be sitting for long periods it can cause your spine a lot of stress. 

Slouching can cause your spine to curve. The best way to prevent this from happening is to take regular breaks and practice stretching your body. You don’t have to stand and stretch for very long, just five minutes is all it takes for you to start feeling better.

Maintain an Exercise Schedule

Maintaining a good exercise schedule is another great way to improve your posture. Exercising regularly can make core muscles stronger and this will help to support your entire body. 

Your upper body in particular will benefit from your core strength. This will help you to keep your back straight. Make sure that while you’re exercising you are maintaining good posture. Failure to do this can lead to injuries while you are exercising.

Consider Ergonomics

The ergonomics of your office is something that you have to seriously consider when you are outfitting your office. This is a lot easier if you work from home then you will be able to purchase the right items for your needs.

Make sure you have an office chair that supports your back. You should also ensure that your desk is a proper distance from your chair. If you have to type a lot throughout the day then you want to make sure that your keyboard is placed in such a way that it will not cause fatigue on your wrist. This could eventually lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. 

Think about getting a standing desk as well. With this additional desk, you can alternate between standing up when you are working or sitting down. This will help to improve your posture significantly.

Use a Pillow On Your Chair

Placing a pillow on your chair will go a long way in supporting your back. When you’re sitting for a long period, placing the pillow in the small of your back can help. 

Be extra careful about positioning, the important thing is that the pillow should support the gap that is present between your lower back and your chair.

Listen to Your Body

One of the best ways to maintain proper posture is simply to just listen to your body. Your body will tell you what it is comfortable with and what is not working. Adjust your chair, your table, or your standing position so that your body feels comfortable. 

Get Professional Help

If you find that you have been experiencing pain because of your poor posture, it may be time to see a physical therapist. 

A physical therapist will help to relieve any pain that you are feeling while teaching you how to maintain proper posture. Remember that having good posture is not just about your health it also helps to make you look more confident. 

Just make sure that you wear comfortable clothes that physical therapists recommend to your sessions to get the most out of them.

Start Improving Your Posture

Maintaining your posture is something that you need to take seriously if you want to stay healthy. Poor posture can cause you to have pains in different areas of your body and your back. 

The best way to ensure that you do not fall victim to bad posture is to be conscious of what you’re doing at all times. Make sure that you get up and take a break from your desk. Walk around for a period of the day, to keep your body from staying in one position.

You also need to make sure that you are buying the proper furniture to use in your office. All of this will work together to ensure that you improve your posture.

7 Tips For Improving Your Posture

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