How To Fix The Root Cause Of Thoracic Kyphosis & Upper Crossed Syndrome (Hunchback Posture)

[@JonnyKozoom]

Who is this guy and why, after watching dozens of posture videos, is he the only one mentioning the ribcage involvement?! It seems so incredibly important to our posture. I have chronic pain in my left hip since 8 years. After watching some of his videos, and doing his exercises, I felt the pain relief for the first time. You can tell he's incredibly knowledgeable and also very good at explaining. Somebody give this man a noble price please.

[@zacharyb2723]

Functional Patterns too, I see overlap with what this dude is doing. he's a bit easier to understand but I have done FP for years and they both make more sense than most.

[@Brissieskater1]

A Chiropractor or Physiotherapist are the practitioners who can assist with posture alignment and exercises.

[@m.e.5171]

He really cares❤

[@mustofanuruzzamanniaz7856]

​@@m.e.5171 yes thats what it feels like

[@life_score]

Because it’s complicated and most practitioners just follow text book

[@PabloEdvardo]

You are literally saving me from 20 years of dysfunction that has made me borderline disabled. I've been watching posture videos for years and you're the first person to finally describe the kinetic relationship in a way that explains the complicated situation I found myself in. If I manage to recover, I will send big thanks your way.

[@cantseeshadow]

Do you also suffer from debilitating headaches?

[@PabloEdvardo]

@@cantseeshadow I discovered my issues were from a near death experience in my life that my body was stuck firing into my muscles to try and replay back to me. I suspect millions of people have this same problem and don't realize it. It fucks up all your muscles until you let them do their thing until that energy is gone.

[@jn.so.6001]

hwo do you do that?

[@konnyknees]

@@PabloEdvardowait what

[@tomkrings2607]

Has your kyphosis improved?

[@MrSingh-pq4qk]

We need more Doc & Chiro's that are as knowledgeable as Conor. I feel like doctors now a days are like fast food; giving you a quick fix rather than getting to the root of the problem.

[@michaelmccarthy9808]

You're a genius and what you've presented here is the explanation ive been waiting my entire life to hear. I can't thank you enough.

[@ChazBalowny]

i'm a genius, thank you

[@jordandrumming694]

I've been dying for years now, and have been trying to fix everything in my back but its never a long term fix, hopefully this will help me

[@epicdood278]

@@jordandrumming694 how did it go??

[@raheem7771]

@@jordandrumming694 how did it go

[@dericmederos1514]

Is connor a doctor? A physical therapist? there's nothing about his credentials! Seems like a snake oil salesman

[@pmoney432]

I have spent the last 2 1/2 years expressing my symptoms and insistence that I’m experiencing improper/inability to both fully exhale AND INHALE to many PTs. I’m shocked this set of issues and clinical picture is not common knowledge in among physical therapists. Thank you for creating videos that address all of these related issues.

[@cinnamongirl3070]

Very well explained. I had an orthopedic surgeon blame my kyphosis on my scoliosis without even addressing my anterior pelvic tilt. Thank you for this...

[@specialone6731]

Orthopedic surgeons have been idiots in my experience. They only want surgery and don’t actually care if you get better because they get paid either way.

[@edmundoferreira-rocha7400]

Makes so much sense. For the first time I saw some one actively addressing simultaneously forward head posture, tilted hip and the problems associated with them. Well done!

[@martincattell6820]

I wouldn't likely pay for a personal trainer because I reckon I know more about fitness than most of them but I would pay you. Your in-depth understanding of human movement is genuinely inspiring.

[@michaelrasley]

Do it or work with anyone from the postural restoration Institute. They will blow your mind

[@Devil-ig7kl]

@@michaelrasley exactly! People thinks they know more than professionals because they have watched couple of videos?

[@sanfernvalley619]

Conor youre nothing less than extraordinary at what you do. You’re an inspiration truly.

[@joanneleyva4942]

I am a nurse with a ACSM personal trainer certification. Your channel is outstanding! Kudos!

[@sashd765]

Similarly to many people on here, I have watched a ton of videos on this subject. This is by far the most superior with unique exercises addressing the problems. Excellent channel. Subscribed and thank you

[@meepmorp5109]

It's maximum beneficial that you have a this demonstration Skeleton and actually manipulate it in space. Your videos never tire to be the most top notch source of information on this subject on youtube. It's like getting a Phd in understanding the body. On top of that, none of the judgemental attitude that keeps you from actually wanting to work on that stuff. You are great. Bless you

[@nelsontheseagull]

You are actually invested in the solution and not making content for content's sake. Bravo, amazing job

[@Orokana]

The quadruped position exercise is beneficial for me - I just started two days ago and for the first time in a while I can feel my side abs actually move with breathing . I didn't realize just how blocked my front chest was .. I have been doing the full rounding flexion version for a while and couldn't get results and I see why. Gaining more knowledge on my personal situation I can begin to understand whats going on. Thank you for this.. this is the first step to get proper breathing

[@idontknowwhatidontknow]

One of the best fundamental corrective exercises I have seen 👍

[@dvgupta90]

You are a genius!! This is exactly the problem I have been facing for years. It affected my breathing and digestion. Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@skip3662]

I’m going through the same, it’s affected my sleep as well and I needed a cpap to help me.

[@mygirldarby]

Did it cause GERD too? It does for me.

[@Jorgeldaz]

I believe its causing GERD case

[@daviddavis4784]

Man these videos are giving me hope again that there may be a fix to my situation. For 6 years now i have been unable to get a satisfying breath specifically on my right side. My muscles in my neck have been overworked trying to help me breathe and they are aggravated! They are trying to do an ablation on nerves in my neck but i think the root issue is thoracic outlet adjacent. I need to find a physical therapist who can look at my issue and not dismiss it as I have been dismissed for 6 years. I straight up showed them your video. People take for granted the ability to not think about their breathing. Every breath i take I am aware of… still hoping one day the right set of eyes can determine my issue

[@LorraineVirginie]

Could you please make a compilation video that’s like a walk through of all the stretches/exercises to help with this? I watch these individual videos and think “ooh I need to do that” but since it’s just an exercise buried in a video it’s pretty hard to actually come back and find all the ones I wanna do. I would love like a 15 min video of these exercises almost like a workout video guide so I could just go through them all on a regular basis. Pleeeease!

[@zk5640]

I'm suffering with every thing you make a video of lol. I've this along with anterior pelvic tilt.. Thanks a lot man. I was so clueless until I found this.

[@RafaelBarraza-zt7gq]

Progress update and how consistent we’re you doing this if recovered?

[@papayaman78]

Been following for some weeks now, thorax was completly stuck forward towards the left andpelvis forward towards the right. For over a decade.... Been practicing the 360 breathing for 5 weeks now. Was very difficult at first, couldnt even feel the right side of diaphragm among many other issues. proper Breathing has done it for me, for me the challenge has been more mental than anything.

[@SG-qm2mm]

You're steps ahead of your colleagues !!! Thank you !

[@jeanine219]

Your presentations are the best I’ve ever seen. You are just incredible.

[@rumble1925]

Wow, I really feel and see the difference after the exercises. I usually need to go to the chiropractor to feel the pressure come off my back and have my neck in a neutral position. Thanks a bunch.

[@albertinaNZ]

Thank you very informative I have tried exercises that have not worked. I suffer from asthma and with your explanation I do see how my body is out of kilt. Noticed a difference straight away with your floor exercise

[@juniorkwarteng3653]

You're a life changer..that's all I can say brother

[@GeringIstvan]

Conor is the man

[@kchuen]

That last stretch is the best last stretch and I have searched for an effective last stretch online since forever! Thank you

[@conorharris]

Awesome to hear that!

[@michellemajek1553]

I’m just new to your channel and am loving your content. I’m in the final stages of recovery from long Covid where I can now implement some exercise. I wasn’t a good breather before I caught Covid, but ever since it’s like I’ve forgotten how to breathe. My nervous system really went haywire with autonomic functions. I’ve been trying to get back to Hypopressive breathing but it has been more difficult than I expected. These exercises I feel hit the spot as they seem to be a more broken down form of Hypopressive breathing. Thank you so much!! ❤

[@lauratempestini5719]

Very good explanation On how to do a Posterior pelvic tilt in detail! Roper for is so important.

[@angkanproductions2436]

Oh my goodness THANK YOU. I've been to both physical therapists and personal trainers, who doesn't understand that I really can't find my proper back and should placements for exercise because my pelvis is still forward.

[@mangeshmarkad2949]

Thank you so so much sir you are only one KZbin who explain everything, actually sir 5 years ago I got a anterior pelvic tailt he increase my lordosis curve I avoid this some time then today I have kyphosis curve neck curve and lordosis curve anterior pelvic tailt.... Thank you so much sir giving me knowledge... I hope I will make my spine perfect ... Thank you so so so much sir.. It will change my life... I am suffering so much pain full life not physically pain mindly pain that give around people.... I hope I look good in my future.....

[@moatazbillah5443]

Can you update us on your progress so far, please?

[@epicdood278]

How did it go? Got the same problem

[@tyronefrielinghaus3467]

Like how you explained the science behind it.

[@nolan_8]

This is fascinating, the first exercise felt great. Thank you.

[@mahdiyarghadimi2782]

You are a great teacher Conor Really great job man👑🔥

[@walidak8229]

The best explanation so far with all considerations.

[@djn1822]

I hope you know that we learned a lot of this in Osteopathic Medical School during Osteopathic Manipulative / NeuroMusculoSkeletal Medicine. Very important atuff

[@jakoblundenjakobsen404]

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!!

[@conorharris]

Thanks for watching :)

[@glorialam9457]

Thank you for all your videos, it gives a sense of what I’m facing and suggest me how to improve

[@eduardogarciapujol9591]

Very very good video . Way informative , it'll serve me well on my work thank you !

[@Kefy69]

I look like a banana I wanna change it

[@moatazbillah5443]

Can you update us on your progress so far, please?

[@Kefy69]

@@moatazbillah5443 tbh I haven't done any of the exercises but u will start soon

[@moatazbillah5443]

@@Kefy69 good luck man. I wish you the best!

[@kwyatt261]

This is one of the funniest things I've ever read lol. I suffer too my friend

[@kittekat9676]

😂 Cute! 🍌🍌🍌 Sadly, I just look like a hunchback.

[@bettymoran7098]

I love your work Connor. It has helped me to understand so much. I wish I could afford you.

[@biancaxsmith]

Omg 😱 I have done a lot and I mean a lot of research on my upper cross issues, but I have never heard anything about the breathing mechanism. This is going to be very helpful when implementing my own strengthening and stretching modalities. Ty!!!

[@carolinesifuentes427]

Beautiful video!!! Definitely using your videos for HEPs and education.

[@mygirldarby]

If you have this posture please find out if you have Bertolotti syndrome. I have had this posture since I was a child. I have had severe back pain off and on since i was 10 years old. No one ever took my back pain seriously. Doctors wouldn't help and thought it was muscular. It wasn't. At 27, I had a fully ruptured L4-5 disc. It was horrendous pain and sciatic nerve damage. Fast forward 2 decades, I got a functional mri done for another reason, and the doctor told me I had Bartolotti syndrome! It explains everything. The childhood back pain, the ruptured disc, the swayback posture. Bertolotti's is congenital, meaning you're born with it. Please make sure you find a doctor who knows about this syndrome and get scanned for it if you have chronic back pain, swayback posture. I developed severe bacterial pneumonia 4 months ago and dant take full breaths. I thimk the pneumonia is related to not being able to breathe in fully.

[@lesteraglibut4650]

Dam Connor. Big G energy right here. Thanks for dropping the Knowledge Bomb on us poor dummies 💯

[@daniellebaer7166]

Learning so much from you !! Thank you ❤

[@Innocence-v2s]

What a wonderful vision!

[@RoSario-vb8ge]

I was always thinking of improving outer rotation! I will have to overthink this many times, do the exercises and come back to your video to get this out of my mind!😅

[@huiahjh6282]

i have indent abdomen, rounded shoulders and a bit of a hunch back so imma try these exercises starting tomorrow, just for like 10minute in the morning and 10minutes at night for 30 days and see how i feel. thanks for the tips, they are very detailed and well explained.

[@conkcreet4873]

Let us know your progress!

[@GlenviewTops885]

How are you

[@lisathompson2634]

Love your explanations of posture imperfections, wish all our body workers, worked through the same methods

[@saleenapiano]

pl lisen to intro as it's very important. but after listening to it a few times, I prefer to go right to the exercise which begins at 11:14. and thank you conor. i practice a number of your exercises and it has definitely improved my posture, especially the upper back which has some rounding. the rounding is significantly less now

[@cristiangiraldo4042]

Your are the first person I've seen that explains bad posture as a consequence of trying to breathe better. And I can relate so much to this. I will try your excercices and if they work, I'll buy your courses. Let's hope so 🫶 I also don't want to look like a banana anymore 😅

[@carrd1]

❤️❤️❤️ your channel is awesome! ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for all of your videos!

[@conorharris]

Thank you for the support!

[@Kargnaras]

How are you NOT more popular wowwowowowoww

[@vicku104]

You're a genius, thank you very much❤😊

[@LaceySantino]

Thank you. This was a very well explained video.

[@Manzstories]

Thanks alot comprehensive video on kyphosis

[@alinabujoreanu6603]

This îs amaizing. Thank you 😊

[@pippamellon8678]

Thank you for brilliant explanation..

[@cmtwei9605]

The position of the pelvis should be considered as you said, in a kyphosis there's less room for the rib cage to expand and the diaphragm to contract but normally during breathing without exertion it's mostly gentle quiet diaphragmatic breathing. Accessory respiratory muscles are usually only recruited in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or severe kyphosis or other conditions with chest wall weakness. The lower ribs are genuinely pulled 'down' in people with emphysema.

[@strengthsmithcoaching1179]

Great video,such a common issue ! Ty

[@conorharris]

Thanks for watching!

[@johncitizen9540]

The principles expounded at the beginning about gravity and energy conservation is Structural Integrations_ Dr Rolf? ROLFING? Still, I'm glad to hear it incorporated here

[@sticky59]

Good general mobility program but the big dogs have proven that the only way to decrease a thoracic kyphosis is with fulcrum traction under load, over time. The change in kyphosis is the shrinking or tightening of the anterior longitudinal ligament primarily and the only thing that has been proven to change the length of a ligament is loaded traction ... as per the CBP protocols (Deed Harrison). Good luck with it ..... its all in Spine, European Spine Journal and Journal of Manipulation and Physiological Therapeutics. Enjoy.

[@stevegonalien]

Thank you Connor.

[@shamilasingh2168]

why is this guy not doing the open mouth breathing out as you are explaining, this is a real thing and I do suffer from this

[@janemorrow6672]

Life changing!

[@taijenaam8745]

Hi connor ,i have hyper thoracic kyphosis.should i do both at the same time or How long do you reccomend i do the breathing and pelvis excersises before i started strengthening the upper back muscles? 😊

[@alexleigh2646]

All his information is good, I just don’t understand the stretches.

[@ayeayesoesoe9761]

Thank you sir very knowledgeable man

[@mayazeppy6322]

This is gold conor....it explains literally every thing I have....now I know what to target, also conor during the hooklying tilt with low reach for pump handle....my ribs do flare a little is that okay? Or should I exhale more?

[@conorharris]

A little rib flare while standing is usually not the end of the world, but it can indicate poor breathing. I would work on longer exhales during ground-based exercises like I described in this video

[@mayazeppy6322]

@@conorharris got you.....yeah I gotta focus on my exhales....thanks alot you've nooo idea this makes it so clear what I have, I can now tackle it properly

[@moatazbillah5443]

@@mayazeppy6322 Can you update us on your progress so far, please?

[@matteobarsottini447]

I take the occasion to thank you for your contents and to ask you about how I can be more aware of my sides abs which I tend to engage I think in an unsatisfactory manner. Bests from Italy.

[@austinwilde1167]

Fantastic video! I have significant anterior pelvic tilt and upper crossed syndrome. My question is why would it be that my right shoulder is chronically internally rotated in comparisons to my left. Doesn’t matter how many lower trap, rhomboid or external shoulder rotator muscles exercises I do. My right pec always stays extremely knotted with my right shoulder forward and not my left so much. What would this indicated about potentially my hips or any other fundamental issue. Any advice whatsoever would be hugely appreciated as I can’t seem to find a posture expert to help me out of my pain that hasn’t gone away well over half a decade!

[@huntr5309]

I can’t explain it over text, but what you’re saying makes sense. I would really recommend you go to see a PRI doctor, if you’re in the Chicago area Dan Houglum is great.

[@brettschulte3845]

PRI

[@judbaker5752]

Stop being on your phone so much and do yoga. These guys over complicate everything.

[@LRS5961]

You’re right handed

[@MrsSpcDomo]

I hope you find the help you need! PRI is the key, however, I would say in my experience with my local PT’s who are PRI certified is that we been doing the same thing, seeing them once a week for over a year and I’m still in the same boat. I am planning on going to see the source in Lincoln, NB, unless you are blessed to have someone like Connor or Neal in your area! So for me, thats what I plan on doing, but in addition to that, I’m realizing I might have to really figure this out for myself by learning as much as I can from the PRI institute and channels like this, if it weren’t for these videos I may have NEVER figured out what was wrong with me. Please go see a PRI specialist, or educate yourself or both! Blessings! D.C.

[@stevebutler812]

Technically, you are very nearly correct. However, the propensity for one to reference their skull as oneself, and use as a midline reference the skull itself versus as you say, “the midline of the body.” So, at least two reference points: 1) I strive to keep my head “upright” versus, independent of my body, 2) I strive to keep my head upright and over my body. Ones body can be fairly straight or crooked but the head can also, the two are not necessarily aware. We all know people with slouched or injured posture who under or over compensate, deteriorate, and improve. Some cultures do not approve of the very open chested, uprighted head, straight ahead or uplifted gaze. So, “posture” itself has many cultural meanings and interpretations Personally, the movements of trained ballet dancers show what is a very open breathing mechanism.

[@NervBatysta]

wow lat stretch is amazing!

[@moxielouise]

You explain things ngs amazingly but I'm a visual learner and can't tell a thing with the first exercise. Wish you'd used someone in leggings and a sports bra versus tshirt and sweats

[@peterruane9220]

Explanation good Display and camera work severely lacking.

[@RafaelBarraza-zt7gq]

Planning on doing this along with upper cross syndrome exercises, how often should this be practices along with that?

[@jimdeehan9128]

Smart stuff, keep talking

[@fcobob78]

@Conor Harris your content is amazing!. I'm about to start shoulder no BS program. I have an issue with my elbow snapping and crunching when I rotate my forearm. It is definitely tied to a shoulder issue and spine as I have a limited external rotation and a lot of click when I do scap circles from protraction to retraction. Also my neck and trap muscles on those sides seem really tight. Any suggestions, do you think the shoulder program will address this? I'm also will be doing your anterior pelvic tilt program. Thanks!

[@popaclutch7378]

Great content

[@gigabuyceps]

Yes genius again very pro as always gg

[@agustinamansur5665]

Wow, you are wild! 😙 thank you ❤

[@nyell-0938]

5:29 so helpful 🤯 THANK YOU

[@BuildItAnyway]

05:40 iswhat happend to me. trouble breathing, obstructed throat. Nightmares, super tight pecs, panic attacks, emergancy room visit. Went to hospital 2 times and 3 times to doctor. None of them thought about having a look at my posture. And attributed it simply to tired muscle.

[@dakk3]

Exact same issues. They said its just panic attacks, gave me pills and said goodbye. They probably think the issue is in my head. Did this or anything help you solve the issue? I just found this video. If anything helped please let me know im suffering like never before.

[@BuildItAnyway]

@@dakk3 ended up being actually panic attacks /stress

[@dakk3]

@@BuildItAnyway And what did you do to solve it? :o Im laying down a lot, im relaxing, im walking a lot, sometimes even running + im taking some pills that are against panic attacks and the problem seems to get worse rather than better. I can't even properly sleep on my sides anymore because of shoulder pain

[@BuildItAnyway]

​@@dakk3 Short term read this: Badass Ways to End Anxiety & Stop Panic Attacks! long term, actively stop the habit of your brain taking you down negative paths -> Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones

[@BuildItAnyway]

basically first book comes down to stop fighting it, and just say let the worst happen, you are afraid of the panic attack basically. brain becomes super sensitive for this after a few times. basically a very bad habit once you become "afraid" of it. Once you are past the panic attack phase start figuring out / working out why you get them / are stressed. Usually has to do with work / friends/ personal situation. Long term need to do something to the source of the fear/stress/anxiety.

[@Rokia2003]

I wish you were my physical therapist

[@magicmanticore3536]

Why do these exercises seem so hard to follow? How long and how often do you do them? Are they comprehensive?

[@lizzyl5112]

Thank you so much

[@Rokia2003]

Should I do this if I have military neck/ reversal of cervical lordosis

[@xbenci]

how many times should one be doing the first excercise? like for how many minutes or for how many breaths?

[@Anne_Onymous]

Mine forward head posture was caused by posterior pelvic tilt and tight calves+hamstrings. So I personally had to start at my lower legs and work my way up to my head to fix it. Daily stretching, strength exercises, etc. Took 2 years.

[@rafaelbarraza343]

You solved your issue? What’s stretches and exercises did you do?

[@Anne_Onymous]

@@rafaelbarraza343 Yeah I fixed it. My before/after posture and xrays look like 2 different people. The posture I use today, I wasn't even physically capable of standing in 5 years ago. And my skeleton itself is permanently changed. But it took a LOT of dedication. Required commitment every day, all day long. As well as while sleeping. First I had to loosen/lengthen all my muscles, tendons, and ligaments (from calves to my neck). Then I had to strengthen the muscles. Next I had to start fixing the posture itself. Followed by having to obsessively remember to maintain the posture. And then comes the hardest part; making your brain turn it into your permanent, default posture that's maintained subconsciously. I did all the common stuff that shows up when you search. Modified toe touches, chin tucks, wall angels, foam rolling, etc.

[@Anne_Onymous]

​@@rafaelbarraza343 Yes I solved it. My before/after posture and xrays look like 2 different people. The posture I use today, I wasn't even physically capable of standing in 5 years ago. It took a LOT of dedication and required commitment all day, every day. First you have to loosen/lengthen all the muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Next you have to strengthen the muscles. Then start fixing your posture. Followed by obsessively remembering to maintain the posture. And then comes the hardest part; making your brain turn it into the permanent, default posture that's maintained subconsciously. Unfortunately when I try to type in the stretches and exercises I used, CensorTube deletes the comment. Sharing information is dangerous.

[@oldanduncouth]

everything i needed to know 20 years ago before i got all broken ...

[@goldsword0531]

I used to have anterior pelvic tilt, then I trained my glute Marius and Maximus and now it seems like I have kyphosis

[@SeaEfroni]

Thank you

[@theguy9067]

You won't read this but this is first time I've seen any reasonable mechanical explanation that didn't involve "you have weak x muscles you just need to exercise your back" so called experts are completely unable to think about this issue because they don't realistically care about it. Question: what are your thoughts on the trigger/ catalyst for this being a structural weakness in one or more of the vertebrae in childhood, causing the body to compensate in the different ways? I have noticed a point in my spine that appears to be able to bend more than the rest of the spine. And body attempts to use muscles elsewhere to stay upright, over time it fails to stay upright impacting other areas

[@klarakutmanova9896]

Hi! Would you advice some specific exercices for scoliosis please? Thank you! :)

[@victorianlover3328]

I wish you could show some real life examples of people with these issues. Not a model, a real person.

[@voiceofreason2240]

The first exercise helps me to breathe with my chest a lot. I have very severe forward neck, rounded shoulders and flared ribs along with APT, causing me to breathe with my belly. Unfortunately i'm not seeing much improvement on my natural breathing even after doing this for several weeks almost daily. I do get relief and breathe with my chest naturrally after doing the exercise, but this only lasts for a minute and afterwards go straight back to belly breathing. Since the point is for it to last longer in order to get those chest breaths in throughout the day, should I be looking into doing something different? Do it more often? Any input would be greatly appreciated

[@ernestsechi2468]

I’m no expert no am I diagnosing you but based off his videos you might want to check out his videos on left aic and right bc pattern it could possibly help

[@grumpyguss]

I thought belly breathing was the goal...

[@skip3662]

I’m the same m, how are you now

[@AbdallahHamad-j7r]

The video is overwhelming, what should someone do and how could that help?

[@emmanouildeoudes5846]

Hello. I have sway-back posture that is leading to hyperkyphosis - hunchback. You are mentioning the sway back at the start of the video I just dont understand if I should follow these exersises in my case or they work no matter the pelvic tilt sway back or anterior tilt. I have also the all of the other common syptoms as these kind of postures follows - forward neck, rounded soulders. Can you provide me with a suggestion as a kinda order of what I should address as a cue.

[@Rokia2003]

Did u figure it out? I’m struggling myself

[@Topdawg365]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 interview

[@MsMcBell]

Ok, these exercises are great, but how can one do the particular motions mentioned here with a stiff knee replacement, with a shoulder injury on one shoulder and a torn biceps tendon on the other? Asking for a friend 😅