Forward head, rounded shoulders, and collapsed chest reduce lung capacity and strain the spine.
Forward head, rounded shoulders, and collapsed chest reduce lung capacity and strain the spine.
When posture collapses:
• Chest muscles shorten
• Upper back becomes tight
• Neck carries excess load
• Diaphragm movement reduces
• Breathing becomes shallow
This leads to fatigue, stiffness, and back pain.
We retrain posture using alignment and awareness.
Methods Used
Slouching posture
Rounded shoulders
Forward neck posture
Outcome
Posture becomes naturally open and effortless.