How to Stop Walking Hunched Over (Ages 60+)

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In this episode, Farnham's leading over-50's physiotherapist, Will Harlow, reveals a simple programme designed to help you stop walking hunched over!
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[@boysinsand]

my mom practiced walking with a book on her head, and she had super posture throughout her life, till she passed away at 99!

[@lovesings2us]

That's so cool! Thank you for sharing.

[@itsjustme7487]

I remember doing that as a young'un after seeing it on TV. My mother NEVER stressed posture.

[@joephillips8098]

3:30 - Raise your gaze to 15 ft ahead on the floor when walking. 4:23 - Work the muscles between the shoulder blades with a resistance band. 5:55 - Stretch pectorals. Fingers locked behind head. Stretch elbows backward. 7:10 - Use foam roller at shoulder blades on floor. Press lower back against floor. Hands behind head for support. Let upper body sink slowly toward floor while keeping lower back pressed against floor. Don't hold breath, keep breathing. Position the foam roller lower on the back and repeat.

[@Lisalynne-ck9gf]

How about hip stretches? Thigh to hip muscles?

[@googoo554]

Thank you!

[@annalieff-saxby568]

Just to say: my mother nagged me all through my childhood to "stand up straight, shoulders back, head up!" I absolutely _hated_ it at the time, but I'm really grateful for it now, at 73yo, because I have a good upright posture, a proud carriage, and no back problems. Thanks, mum!

[@HT-Physio]

That's great to hear!

[@remrocket2885]

❤❤❤

[@dginia]

I wish she would have taken a picture of me so that I could see what others were seeing.

[@maxheadroom1506]

had the same nagging but i could never maintain it. been nagging myself still can't maintain it. have had severe nearsight wondering if that was a contributing factor.

[@annalieff-saxby568]

@@maxheadroom1506 Yes, that might well be so.

[@murielgibbs1070]

When I was a young teenager my mum said that the neighbours were worried that I was unwell or unhappy. They had noticed I was walking with my head down when I usually walked with my head held high. Mum said to remember that the best way to live is to look at life with a smile and a forward looking face. Good advice which I remember each time I find myself walking with my head down.

[@holly50575]

I always walked with my head looking down and I had a great rock collection! I was also very depressed, but I’m 75 years old now and I still love picking up rocks, although I do stand up straight now and enjoy clouds and birds and tree!😁😁😁

[@HT-Physio]

Great advice!

[@PollyDollyBabe]

Can be anything even young ladies there growing up and school desk or there bust growing there shy or even family members being jealous or bullying. I hear see it in families. Or even people around you in some kind of authority could be schools or of such . It's a horrible comment, s .. I have even been there witnessing all this it's shocking. So, thanks. And anyone taking nonsense just ✋️walk out and say to whoever it is you are a big bully! 😊 Great video, and it's for anyone interested. Happy New Year 2024 💥💫💃

[@pw-sz6ds]

I walked hunched over in my late teens. I was told to hold my head high. So I did…literally. And people thought I was arrogant and conceited.

[@jamesstirk3328]

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[@timstember8354]

I'm looking forward to making these a part of my routine because my wife says I'm hunching. Suggestion: when doing an exercise laying on your black colored table, wear a shirt with a mire contrasting color. Your explanations are good throughout, but that last one was a little hard to see because of the similarity of the colors.

[@molly5292]

This is exactly what I need. Im 78 and hunched over and hate it. Thank you, so much!!!

[@sl4983]

You go girl!

[@user-rg3vx6rt6q]

😊

[@margaretgore.swomgirl]

Me too! Just found this channel! Love what i'm learning❤

[@FernandoRodriguez-mp2ub]

Take care of your spine. Be careful with the foam roller stretch. You don't want to fracture any vertebrae

[@Sjb2077]

My daughter pointed it out to me that I was hunching so I just made sure I walked upright and pushed my shoulders back. It wasn’t easy but over time it became habit. Keeping my weight down helped as my boobs felt they were pulling me hunched too. It works.

[@viv8117]

Huge thank you for this- both the info and remedy.I am so fed up with patronising doctors who dismiss with “old age” as a reason and none have explained or offered any help. Being hunched over has caused other problems with digestion etc and now there is help. I haven’t started yet and you have given me my life back. Hope for the first time in 3 years. God bless.

[@HT-Physio]

Wishing you all the best!

[@ramona8726]

yep. At 65 the doctors just say "you can't be fixed, so just maintain with a monthly D.C. adjustment."

[@melindaavila498]

Your professional and no nonsense advice is appreciated!

[@AnneGarberKompaore]

One exercise that straightens out my hunch is to stand back against the wall, raise the hands high against the wall, and let them slide slowly down against the wall. By the time that your hands reach your side, your back is straight.

[@janinasimons8533]

Then you don't have a "hunched back" Doing the angel wings against the wall is a brilliant exercise, but it doesn't straighten your back immediately, That is USA crapola. With respect.

[@markwhitney4580]

Will, thank you for this. As a retired OT, I would often work with PT with our older patients. Now, as a geriatric I am having to "practice what I preached". It really helps to watch the videos while in my exercise room working out at home. I really would love to see you showing a real time full workout.

[@user-ec3jw9jq6d]

Thank you for the first positive advice I have ever gotten. With a bad neck & tailbone, I hadn't realized I was walking hunched over til I went to my new chiropractor in the small town in New Mexico I had recently moved to. She said "you are walking bent over". No solution, nor treatment was given & I never went back. As a 75 yo woman, it was a shock. Having been very active before retirement, I am now fairly sedentary & sometimes feel I am settling into a lump in my chair which I define as just an existence if you really don't need to be there. I wrote down all your tips, have begun to watch your other videos, especially about balance which is a real & terrifying fear of mine. I am a new fan, a new subscriber...You are a blessing

[@sherryanast8400]

Need easier exercise. I can't get my fingers up behind my neck or my elbows up by my shoulders .

[@SandraLevene]

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[@riagoosen4489]

I am 80 and live in South Africa, although I have always been aware of walking 🚶 straight up, but here with so many uneven paths 😮it is impossible, you cannot afford to fall and break a bone, hip etc at this age, impossible to gaze15 ft ahead, paving and most roads got potholes & uneven paving, got to look down to avoid falling 😮

[@sl4983]

You go girl!

[@Tigertame4]

Yes, wher I live the ground is uneven and so I DO look down so I do not fall.

[@blushoe5473]

There is uneven ground where I walk as well, but I'm sure he meant to use common sense with this exercise. I'll look out 15 feet when I can, otherwise I have to look down. The other exercises you can do without walking. I'm concentrating on those most. :)

[@IslaVista61]

I am sorry😟☹😮🥺

[@gracecotton9819]

riagoosen4489 _"paving and most roads got potholes & uneven paving"_ - sounds just like the U.K!

[@suchitrarathore2091]

Very useful video. We tend to hunch unknowingly, and then it becomes a habit. Thanks👍

[@HT-Physio]

Definitely!

[@user-wo8ku3gn5b]

I'll be 82 next month. I'm quite strong(exercise regularly), but I noticed not long ago that I was beginning to hunch over. I'm a writer, so I spend a lot of time on my laptop, which I see now is what's making me hunch over. I'm so glad to find your helpful exercises to counteract my demoralizing stoop!

[@maryshaffer3801]

In my 20s I was given exercises for these issues. Id been a reader and then desk worker. When laptops came out instead of just hunched shoulders I noticed I started getting an additional curve lower down. No way to ergonomically set up a laptop. Recently read the looking down position we also do on our phones causes face aging too. 😢

[@joynormington621]

I am 77 and are fortunate to be healthy. I really enjoy your videos and and would love to,see the one again on better walking for older people who don't pick their feet up when they walk. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us. Much appreciated . Joy

[@jannekeanderson9314]

I am 72 and in a Take Heart exercise programme. I asked one of my instructors about how to prevent a hunched back. I was told that I could not prevent it due to aging process. I am so glad that I found this video which will help me a great deal.

[@HT-Physio]

I'm sorry they weren't able to offer you any advice - but I'm pleased my video has been able to fill that gap!

[@mariateresamondragon5850]

Thank you. I just turned 70 and don't particularly feel like an old lady, but recently saw myself on the video cameras that I just installed around my property and discovered that I look like an old hunched-over lady! I walk 5 - 6 miles every day, so I'm not inactive, but clearly something has to change. Some of these exercises may be just the thing.

[@HT-Physio]

Keep up the great work, staying active is very important!

[@kamlapiano]

I noticed bad habits. I'd changed my footwear to safer flats from lockdown and developed a shuffling hunched old lady walk. And realised this year maybe a heel (and 2 stone weightloss) would lift my spirits and my posture, so started wearing them in the house to practise this December. Its worked. Your video is great for making us think about a bad habit and working in different ways to rectify it. Youre very considerate. I like this production a lot. Thank you x I'm 64 x

[@HT-Physio]

Wishing you all the best!

[@janetbradbury727]

Your videos are so good. Plain informative information and proper useful exercises without all of the music and leaping around. My husband is very ill after numerous operations. He got sent home from hospital and was told to get fit, helped by telephone calls from the hospital physio. After several weeks, thank God, I came across your KZbin channel. Watching your channel made such an amazing improvement in his ability to walk without aids. Thank you.

[@HT-Physio]

Wishing you both all the best and wishing him well in his recovery!

[@nancyconant5373]

I’m so thankful this video appeared on my homepage! I LIKED and subscribed! I’ve battled multiple sclerosis for nearly 20 years, fibromyalgia since 2016, and osteoarthritis since, around 2018. In addition, I deal with severe chronic pain, most of it, is in my back, hands and feet. I’m only 61 but I’ve walked like Quasimodo for longer than I can remember; mostly because of the terrific amount of pain I experience when I’m upright. I am incapable of standing more than a minute or two. Falling is a normal and, regrettably, frequent part of life. I’ve torn both rotator cuffs, while falling, because, I, understandably so, reached out to break my fall. I’m learning to fall better, by wrapping my arms around myself, like I’m hugging myself, and allowing my upper arm (NOT my shoulder!) to break my fall. And yet sometimes, when I trip and fall with a great deal of force behind me, it’s a crapshoot as to how I will land! Most of the arthritis is located in the small of my back and my hands. The vertebrae are horribly affected and most of the arthritic areas are void of cartilage and are bone-on-bone. It is SO PAINFUL! I regularly go to physical therapy and do home exercises, but because of my severe hunching, I almost feel as if it is all for not. What would you recommend for a person such as myself?

[@paulrobbins773]

Well done with a great attitude and without hype--thank you

[@kateb.685]

Thank you, Will! Appreciate the important work you are doing. I am graduating from a Gerontology Program and look forward to sharing your knowledge with patients, clients and colleagues. Subscribed and ordering your book. Be well, thanks again!

[@UscholdM]

Good information, thank you.

[@angelawendt3471]

Very helpful. I am 56 and walking hunched over (and is getting worse). Now I understand why and what I can do to improve my posture. Thank you so much!

[@HT-Physio]

You're very welcome

[@carolinekeightley9921]

Thanks Will. I’m busy recommending your videos to my pals. Keep up the good work.

[@amanitamuscaria7500]

My Dad used to say, chin up, eyes front, shoulders back. An army thing. I have to remind myself to walk like that - the tendency is to slouch... ....good exercises, thank you.

[@HT-Physio]

Great advice!

[@bajabulilendlovu9541]

Thank you Will.Yout videos has have helped me a lot.Today I went to the mall without a walking stick,thanks to you.🙏

[@HT-Physio]

That's great to hear!

[@user-cl6gb5ul4o]

Brilliant!! Clearly explained, easy to do, and immediately effective; it's exactly what we oldies have been waiting for!! Thank you so much

[@gillyphipps4457]

Thank you for being so clear and able to understand. I also appreciate your caution hints.

[@paulashafransky5003]

Thanks for these tips.

[@Loupdelou-ly1ve]

I sat in the doctor's surgery the other day (coincidentally to organise an MRI for my cervical spine) and couldn't believe my eyes when I looked around the waiting area to see the posture of everyone while on their phones - one woman's head was almost on her knees! Tech neck is a real issue, as well as those who do heavy weights at the gym. The bad posture leads to such terrible pain, so I can see those working in the allied health field are going to be always busy.

[@ruthharris5110]

Great video. Thankfully I'm 65 and don't walk with a hunch. Get to a yoga or pilates class too. Gives good balance and posture and also confidence boosting.

[@phyllishelmick4181]

Thank you for these tips . I'm 67 and can see my posture bending more everytime I look in the mirror. Prayers this help to correct this problem. Thank you

[@sl4983]

Do chest, shoulder, and upper back exercises

[@clairecallan4521]

Great video. Thanks very much.

[@gailwolkowicz7579]

Great exercises and explanations of how to do them correctly. Thank you.

[@ymoller]

Thank you! I will trying your exercises starting today 👍☺

[@OliviaAlexanderArt]

Great video, I loved the back stretch over the roller. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@cindygreen9352]

I definitely will do these exercises daily! Excellent explantions and demonstrations of each exercise. Thank you!!!!

[@SanchClean]

Great presentation. I listened to everything.

[@elinorlowry8089]

Thank you for this, Will! Great idea to have physio aimed at those specifically over 55! Love it!

[@inieb.228]

Great video, thank you! I just turned 60, and, although I do ballet, I still catch myself sometimes hunching when I’m not in dance class. I try to be mindful of it, but I believe these exercises will definitely help me. I’m going to follow your channel now-and I love your accent ☺️!

[@pamsimmermeyer7632]

I was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis about a yr ago and have noticed this beginning so I will try all of these. Thank you.

[@nildaantiquena4525]

I do need these exercises. Thank you.

[@rameshbhatia1194]

I am 81 nad enjoy your classes a lot. Thnka very much.

[@debberino22]

Exactly what I need right now! My mother would always nage me to hold my shoulders up so I wouldn't be hunched over. Now, at 71, I see myself getting more & more hunched over. Can't wait to try these excercises! Just stumbled across your video. I'm going to subscribe & tell my friends about you, too.

[@hannahrose5739]

I didn't find anything irritating about the video. It was very helpful, and I will be glad to add in these movements!

[@karenbladergroen7346]

Excellent set of 4 exercises Thanks

[@FlowerSofie]

Thank you very much for your information and exercises, having your study done special for elderly people! God bless you.

[@janefoust2785]

Thanks! After back surgeries, broken ribs in my back and neck injuries Im working to improve my posture. I'll add these exercises to my routine.

[@caseyba4598]

Thank you so mich for your video…I am only 63 but have significant kyphosis….no one ever showed me these exercises before! Thank you again

[@michaelgask]

Thanks so much for this video, Will. I am over 50, but it's not aging that's caused my "hunching" problems. I've had this bad posture all my life. These exercises look simple and I think they'll target exactly the areas that I've needed to stretch for years now. This video is clear and well explained for someone like me who isn't used to exercise. Thanks for the video, and I look forward to trying these out (and I'm off to check out your other videos, now).

[@HT-Physio]

Wishing you all the best!

[@michaelgask]

@@HT-Physio Thanks Will. Wishing you a great New Year. 💫🙌

[@michaelgask]

@@HT-Physio Thanks mate. I ordered your book and it arrived today. Looking forward to diving into it this weekend!

[@annwootten114]

Enjoyed video. 92 now but have exercised all my life. Cant do some movements I used to be able to, but enjoy trying!

[@lindabrown1417]

Hi did you buy the band and foam roller just started to lean over head forward chin on chest my god it’s preasure in end back scalp does make you feel dizzy wi5h this

[@user-ur2lp5yi5o]

I have scoliosis and as I'm getting older my back is worsening and painful so I need to do the correct exercises to keep myself going. I love Wills exercises which have been helpful.

[@LindaRegan-bs9kt]

Love the videos. So helpful.

[@beverleyperryman5933]

Have started to watch many of your videos,they explain very well ,the whys & wherefor,s of each position.I live in Canada from Birmingham uk,keep them up & i have just recieved your new book love it.64 yrs female.

[@jbfontes1331]

Thank you so much! I have had pain in my thoracic back for years with no relief and now at 65 it's getting worse. After an hour of cooking I have to stop due to the pain in this area of my back. This is the first time I've seen a video showing exercises to help. I'm praying that these exercises will help. Thank you for addressing something different! 💓

[@notadodo]

Great exercises. This would not be for many people but NUMBER 5 for stooping, is using a walker Incorrectly. I started using a walker after a fall, and had no support during the fear created by CV, Now I am going to a Chiropractor, who is helping the structural damage to spine and hip. And He suggested some exercised, for the stooped back, and I have found this site, and Find that Apart from not being able to stand against a wall as my shoulders do not touch. I am enjoying the exercises and the stopping, seems to be improving. Hopefully I will be able to throw away the walker before long. Funny how we become dependant on something we really dont need all the time. Thanks for you exercises.

[@WildGrandma]

Excellent explanations of three exercises.

[@AliceMathews-oi5qj]

Thank you for these simple stretches. I have always tried to do stretching that will help certain body parts, but I had not thought of a couple of these, even though I do something similar. Also much appreciate that they are free!

[@joanphilbin8210]

Thank you for the information, and demonstrations regarding how to do the exercises. I'm 90 and I, and my daughter, have noticed that I've been doing what you described, so I have begun using these exercises, to get myself to a more upright position. God bless.

[@kathleenpeddle9052]

Very helpful and timely

[@susanconnolly2061]

THANKS for your great video. Will start your exercises today!!

[@marciasinger]

Stumbling onto your site, Will, nice video, good exercises, such an important issue. I'm 78, fortunate that years of meditation/yoga awareness, and daily attention, are keeping me quite upright, in spite of computer hours. ADDITION: Taught senior exercise pre pandemic: one of the main causes of 'hunch' is SITTING, especially for hours, developing habits that weaken and stiffen us. I purposely sit 'elegantly' and walk that way as well, as a mindful practice, along with exercises like the ones you are presenting herein. --Sta Bene, everyone, thank you

[@user-bx6yq5kb7l]

These are great tips. Thanks very much.

[@ingridbashor9975]

My son offered me your book. “ Thriving beyond 50 “. Just on time for New Year’s resolutions. I already like the vocabulary section.❤

[@HT-Physio]

That's great to hear - thank you for reading!

[@1z1zmike]

Cool…will try this now🙂🙏 Thanks

[@timmullen8951]

Will, Thank you. Your demonstrations are easy to follow & to understand. Another exercise I have learned to do to become more sure footed is to balance on one foot at a time for 30 seconds. I now do it first thing every day in my stocking feet before I put on my shoes. Now it is more like a game to see how long I can balance on one foot. Be Well.

[@JIMKATSANIDIS]

Thank you so much for making this very useful video Will. It is very helpful and informative! I very much appreciate it!❤👍

[@HT-Physio]

Always happy to help!

[@JazzLearning]

So glad this popped up on my feed. When I stand a lot or walk a lot, I get pain in my mid to upper back. Will be doing these exercises. Toughest thing is just to be mindful when I'm using my laptop of keeping a good posture.

[@245webster]

I've been trying relieve my upper back pain using a roller with marginal results for the last two years.. I've been doing it for the last week paying careful attention to your technique and it has changed my life! Debilitating pain is almost gone and it even seems to be improving my posture! I can't thank you enough.

[@junemartin609]

I have learnt a lot about walking correctly watching your videos. Thank you. Wishing ourself and family lovely Christmas and Fantastic New Year 2024. Hello from Melbourne Australia ❤

[@HT-Physio]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too!

[@user-bz6rs1gn2d]

Awesome Video - thanks for these great tips for improving posture!😁

[@angiepayne6104]

I subscribed! Thank you for doing this channel. I am 51, but over the past year, I have been mostly sedentary, and I can tell I am losing muscle.

[@noelenegreeff3080]

Thank you for explaining it so easily. I am going to give it a go . I am 68 with osteoarthritis

[@user-vv6uv7ye4x]

Very clear instructions

[@angellenlung]

Thank you, just found your site. I have been having walking issues recently (ilia-tibial band tightness) and seeing a physio, but I just caught myself bending forward! Great exercises and clearly explained!

[@wandabrady2178]

This is an excellent video it will definitely be helpful for me to prevent a hunch back posture!

[@HT-Physio]

Happy to help!

[@mariasmargiassi1983]

Happy Christmas Will.... 🎄 Thank you, you have been so helpful and the best in your field on KZbin

[@HT-Physio]

Happy Christmas to you also!

[@suecoffin8403]

Wonderful information.

[@shaunmaddock698]

Very helpful, I am visually impaired and and aware of my Kyphotic posture caused by years of looking down due to tunnel vision, will give these exercises a go.

[@tinkerno11]

Fantastic! Thank you so much, I now need to find one of those foam rollers. I definitely want to tune in for other useful tips and exercises ❤

[@sandybayes]

Thank you! I'm 82 and appreciate your demos so that I have someone to follow as I do your suggested exercises.

[@HT-Physio]

I'm pleased you're able to work along with me!

[@Songbird4ever]

Super great teacher!

[@julied1009]

Thanks for putting this stuff out. I bought your book because you are so passionate about what you’re doing! Your videos dont disappoint👍

[@HT-Physio]

Thank you so much for your support I hope you find the book interesting - I put a lot of time and passion into it so it's great to see people enjoying it!

[@mariejosebianchi6108]

yes the.praying mantis look living with lots of animal around me those excercises are perfect the firm roller and strething band also thank you for your lovely sharing heart❤

[@cherylmares3159]

Thanks. This is just what I need.

[@appleholic1553]

I'm happy I found your channel. I'll be 70 this fall and I had surgery for a staph infection on my spine 7 years ago. I finding myself walking more and more like an old man and I'm definitely going to be following your instructions so I can look like the I did before my surgery. I definitely don't feel 70 and you have given me inspiration to work at improving my posture. Thank you from your newest fan ✌🏼️

[@HT-Physio]

Keep up the great work, wishing you all the best!

[@annarnold5576]

I just found you today and tried this exercise tonight. Felt great! Can't wait to test this method! Thank you!

[@HT-Physio]

That's great to hear!

[@kateburk2168]

75+ and I catch myself hunched-over more than I care to admit. Most often, I can see back pain being the reason which reminds me to sit down a spell. Am what my late husband called, "the incredible shrinking woman." Was 5'2", now approaching 4'10". Normally I use a cane because of knee replacement that is needed to be done, an ankle that was pinned with 4 rods and lower back pain L5 & S1 were clamped but... Feel that walking with a shopping cart helps but I can't afford do that exercise every day. Am picking up a few pointers for improving quality of life.😊 Thanks.

[@COCOCHI143]

Awesome. I sometimes get sore doing a little yard work. ...cutting grass.

[@djames3430]

Best exercises I have ever seen for your back thank you. Always a big thank you for your program

[@HT-Physio]

Always happy to help!

[@user-yx5zz5qj1k]

Exactly what I was looking for.

[@marinamuller9177]

Ria Goosen? I'm also 80 and lives in Goodwood, Cape Province, South Africa. Fantastic to meet a fellow South Afrcan on this page. I'm hunching forward and must start with this exercises!! I hate it to look so hunched!!

[@mimirouth]

Very helpful! I moved in to a tiny place with mountains of boxes containing God knows what because clueless people helped in the move, so I had bone china but no toothpaste! I am still two years later sorting, going back to storage unit, giving away, and having to look down just to do basic tasks. Before the piano tuner arrived, I moved the remaining boxes to the other side. If my place were a boat, it would have capsized! Having clear space (except for near the sewing machine!) was miraculous! I am for sure not a minimalist, but . . . I also discovered that I walk better in my house in socks -- knitted and then washed in hot water to shrink them! A lot of slipper styles would trip a person! As to your 15-foot idea, well, if the whole living space is more like 12 feet . . .good luck, old people!

[@user-kb9ju5hz9h]

Good Morning and happy new year and healthy year. It’s the last day of 2023 and woke up early morning for my daily meditation then your video popped up afterwards. Great video and advice and thanks for sharing. Ad a holistic therapist myself, I have been helping my sister and others with these exercises years ago. I’m glad to have come across your channel accidentally. Cheers and🙏

[@HT-Physio]

Happy to have you here at my channel!

[@DB-pm2vy]

I’m inclined to look downward because I’m not very steady on my feet. But unless I hit a bad patch I walk with my hands behind my back. You know when I’m in trouble when my wings come out as stabilisers. I’m 84 and have RA in feet and neck. Thanks for your series. Take care.

[@HT-Physio]

Wishing you all the best!

[@user-ih1xf8ws9e]

Thanks for the video. Well demonstrated & explained. Think these exercises should help.

[@moonstar63]

Expected a few more exercises.

[@joanneviss2208]

Really appreciate your well presented information. I admit that I am 80 but have always been careful about posture. Last few years have lost some of that good posture and am actively working on correcting this. Thanks for adding to my knowledge of the issue and for the help for correcting my habitual “stoop.”

[@HT-Physio]

Always happy to help!

[@mariesmith8454]

I watched this bc, although I've never had good posture, sitting at a computer & looking down at cell phone has worsened it. Good, simple exercises.

[@HT-Physio]

Wishing you all the best!

[@user-un4nf7jp7e]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@HT-Physio]

Happy to help!