YOUR HEALTH &
APPEARANCE
DEPEND ON
POSTURE
IN EVERYDAY LIFE
You can exercise, eat well, care for your skin, yet nothing will affect the way you feel, see yourself and the world sees you as your posture.
Posture’s balancing act will affect your whole image, including your jaw line and facial profile. The posture affects not only your physical, yet also your psychological states and it determines how efficiently functions your immune, digestive, nervous and all other bodily systems.
Literally, your appearance, attitude and health depend on your posture!!!
The posture habits that make people look older than they are is forward head posture combined with rounded shoulders. Yet, no matter how much you try to pull shoulders back, stretch, tuck your chin or straighten up, the body assumes that forward head posture combined with rounded shoulders.
We are one connected piece, our whole body is a web of thin connective tissue called fascia that links muscles, bones, and organs, allowing stress in one area to affect other parts of the body. Poor posture in one area can lead to compensatory changes in other areas, creating a domino effect of pain.
Fascia plays a crucial role in how we connect one area to another. Here’s how it works.
It is an Interconnected System. Fascia links various body parts. That’s why no matter how much you try to pull those shoulders back, it simply won’t stick in your bodies processing system.
When fascia becomes irritated or inflamed, it can send strong pain signals, even if the muscle itself is not injured.
So, your pain in the neck or forward head posture stem from other areas in the body.
If you are interested in having a well defined profile and pain free movement, then you can’t ignore your posture.
program that works with your unique needs naturally
PPTPOSTURE
Posture Personal Training LLC
Violeta Bailets
Posture & Movement Specialist
131 OAKWOOD DR.
SAINT HELENS, OR 97051
503-915-9693 (cell)
SERVING OREGON:
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, AND MULTNOMAH COUNTIES.
WASHINGTON STATE: COWLITZ AND CLARK COUNTIES.
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, AND MULTNOMAH COUNTIES.
WASHINGTON STATE: COWLITZ AND CLARK COUNTIES.