POSTURAL CORRECTION

THE SCIENCE OF MOVEMENT

MOVEMENT IS A SERIES OF POSTURES, MOMENT TO MOMENT.

Postural alignment and correction at POSTUREWORKS means finding symmetry and balance. Poor posture stresses the body and leads to injury and fatigue.

Imbalance leads to pain and injury.

With pain or injury, we develop compensation strategies to shift postural alignment. Postural sensors relay flawed information to the brain, which transmits inadequate information back to the muscles.

An old ankle injury, for example, can manifest years later as pain in the hip, lower back, shoulders and neck.

MOVE BETTER, STAND TALLER, BREATHE EASIER

Assessment of posture and movement is complex, involving the streamlined technology and the interplay of multiple parts.

POSTUREWORKS3D Body Scans measure postural imbalance, along with Redcord + Neurac Therapy: revolutionary suspension treatment designed to activate the neuromuscular system using your own body as resistance. Redcord Suspension is “weightless” — the body is suspended to off-load body weight with slings, ropes, bungees and cords— specifically targeting overused, weak muscles so strength and stability are restored. Redcord Suspension Therapy activates receptors in the muscles and joints to communicate with the nervous system. Through the science of neuroplasticity, the body learns to relax the right muscles and modulate pain signals.

“An old ankle injury may manifest years later as pain in the hip, lower back, shoulders and neck.”

Exercise and alignment are key in managing and preventing pain, and postural assessment ensures precision in treatment plans. When the neck is not aligned with gravity, for example, the load on the neck and back is increased. This can cause pain and fatigue, as well as headaches and visual disturbances.

“My ankle became more flexible and aligned, and I could get up on my toes much more easily”

—Liz, Professional Ballerina

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NECK POSTURE

When the neck is not aligned, pain, fatigue, headaches and visual disturbances result.

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