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Linking new research to StrongPosture cueing

Plus StrongPosture exercise video If you’ve been reading my blog, there’s been an explosion of research supporting the methodology we […]

New study tracks height changes in men with degenerative joint disease According to a new study in the Archives of

Its meaning and impact Talking about a strong person means physical and muscular strength. I’m strong if I can lift

Study finds postural training could be key to easing pain People with neck pain cannot balance as well as those

Diet, Supplement, and Sunlight will keep you upright Health researchers agreed: Seniors need vitamin D to lower their risk for

The How, What & Why of CPEP What is Wellness? When I was in school back in the 1970s our

Not getting enough sleep can make you fat…and possibly old. A new study showed that not getting enough sleep hurts

Whether you are visually assessing someone’s stance or clinically taking a posture picture, the act of telling someone you are

NEW STUDY: Diaphragm and posture dysfunction related to chronic low back pain. The StrongPosture® protocols stress the importance of breathing

Written by Steven Weiniger Written by Steven Weiniger on Monday, 05 March 2012. Posted in Science My professional bias is

The Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology published a special issue focused on spinal manipulation (for a list of the articles published, click

Can cueing gaze help reprogram postural control asymmetry? Girls with idiopathic scoliosis lack normal control of eye movement for postural