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How do you get better posture?
I don't know, but I think i just found out something it had a question and it should have the answer showing about your posture i think it's 1 above this i really forgot for r…eal! (MORE)
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What is poor posture?
Posture is the way that humans sit or stand. Poor posture is aresult of different muscles tightening up or shortening whileothers become longer and weaker.
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How do you have a good posture?
push your shoulders back, head level, neck straight. Shoulder stretches help if you have trouble putting your shoulders back.
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How do you improve your posture?
In order to improve your posture, attempt sitting up straight whilein a chair. While walking, do not walk with your back arched.Instead, walk straight with your neck aligned w…ith your spine. (MORE)
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What is a postural disorder?
A postural disorder is one that affects the shape of the spine of aperson. This disorder is often harmful or annoying to the host.
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What is postural deviation?
it means you are not using proper body mechanics.\n.
\nit means that your posture is poor .
Postural derivations may be discussed as functional or structural problems. In ea…rly stages, it may be that soft tissues pull the spine out of alignment; a functional problem as hyperkyphosis and hyperlordosis. .
(source: Pathology Ruth Werner) . (MORE)
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What is Good posture and Poor posture?
The criteria for good posture is a properly aligned spine and plum load bearing joints as applicable under under the following conditions: siting, laying, walking, standing an…d bending. While standing with the back properly aligned ("straight") the shoulders, hips, knees and ankles should be along the same plum line. This keeps the pressure along the spine uniform and prevents compressing of the disks between the vertebrae caused by either swaying or slouching of the back. It also keeps the load centered over the strongest load bearing joints of the body. Poor posture is having the spine out of alignment but does not necessarily mean your major load bearing joints are not plum. For instance if your lower backs sways your upper back and neck will typically hunch forward to compensate to keep your center of gravity normal and place the load over the main joints. However, this results in a compression of the lower and upper back disks between the vertebrae. To determine if you have good or poor posture you should compare your normal forward and sideways stance in front of a mirror to the ideal diagrams for good posture. Secondly, you should use a plum line to see if your shoulders, hips, knees and ankles are aligned directly over one another. (MORE)
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What is opisthotonic posture?
An extreme, dorsally hyperextended posture of the spine (opisthotonus), characterized by the skull and neck recurved over the back, and with strong extension of the tail
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What is posture or stance?
Posture is how a person holds his/her body in respects to healthy or unhealthy alignment. A person that stands or sits with the back relatively straight, the shoulders back, a…nd head slightly raised has "good posture" or healthy alignment of the trunk of the body and neck. Someone that hunches his/her shoulders, lets the shoulders roll inward, slouches...are all displaying "poor posture." Stance is how a person arranges arms and legs (and head) when sitting or standing. It gives hints to emotions and comfort level. For instance, a woman sitting with her legs and arms crossed (and possibly her face turned slightly away, looking at someone out of the peripheral vision) is probably uncomfortable, agitated with the other person, and perhaps feels threatened. A person that stands with legs shoulder width apart and arms loosely arranged at the sides is in an "action" stance and most probably feels the need (rightly or wrongly) to portray a ready to respond, aggressive stance. (MORE)
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What are examples of posture?
Depends what kind of posture you mean, if you mean posture in communication, rather than fitness, I can help. If someone is sitting back in their chair, with hands on their k…nees, or by their sides, this most likely means they are content. If they are slouched and have their arms folded across their chest, this could indicate the person is making a barrier around themselves. If they are sat on the edge of their seat, this often means they are nervous. (MORE)