How to Correct Poor Posture?

Sit and stand tall with your ears over your shoulders and shoulders over your hips

Keep your chin slightly tucked

Pull your shoulders back and down

Engage your core muscles

Keep both feet flat on the floor when sitting

Avoid crossing your legs for long periods

Use a chair with good lumbar support

Adjust your computer screen to eye level

Keep your keyboard and mouse close to avoid reaching

Take short movement breaks every 30 to 60 minutes

Stretch your chest, shoulders, hip flexors, and hamstrings regularly

Strengthen your back, core, and glute muscles

Practice posture checks throughout the day

Sleep with a supportive mattress and pillow

Carry bags evenly on both sides when possible

Wear supportive shoes

See a physical therapist if pain or posture problems persist

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