#Posture

[sirartwork]

I have two postures (my neck hurts).

[inthedarktrees]

“Flopping fish” exercise consists of rotating hips, then falling limp

Walter Sanders, “Required Study, Relaxation,” Life, Feb 8, 1954

[dangomeshitsukai]

[bl-mitchum]

“Why does my back hurt?” I ask, hunched over at my desk like a shrimp who learned how to type.

[temiree]

Ten years ago today, at this very minute, Ryan appeared for the very first time! He was inspired by the raccoon mask on GTA V Online, and he didn't have a name at the time. I narrowed it down to Ray, Reed, Rodney, Riley, Rowdy or Ryan, and after over a month, I finally settled on Ryan. He's been a wonderful character for me, helping express my sense of humor with his goofy charm. He's possibly my favorite character of mine to draw. ^^

Honestly it's a bit wild to me that he didn't exist over ten years ago. It feels like he's been around way longer! I wonder how he's going to look in ten more years? Maybe I'll do a sequel to this picture in 2035!

[incognitopolls]

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[i-mmaginando]

La postura delle gambe è fondamentale nell'arte della provocazione

The posture of the legs is fundamental in the art of provocation

[source @parigo blog]

[reality-detective]

Exercise for hump 🤔

[shamebats]

"Tech neck" (and why posture devices are a scam). From the OP: "The closer you look at posture-related products & services on social media, the more sinister it gets. First, they pick a completely normal, harmless human behavior (looking down at your phone, slouching, sleeping on your stomach etc.) & try to make you feel guilty/lazy/ugly/unhealthy for doing it. Then they make up a fake problem by pointing out normal, common human anatomy (rounded shoulders, anterior pelvic tilt, cervical kyphosis etc.) & claiming it is the result of doing that normal behavior too much. Then they sell you an overpriced piece of shit that doesn't do anything (device, exercise program, buzzer, piece of plastic or foam to lay on etc.) to "fix" that normal anatomy. Then they instruct you to replace the normal behavior that caused the fake problem with a completely abnormal behavior (holding your phone up to your face when texting, keeping your back straight while tying your shoe, stacking pillows around you to maintain one position while you sleep etc.) to prevent the fake problem from coming back. Not only do these abnormal behaviors look freakish in public (humping a foam cylinder, chin tucks while driving, jamming a piece of plastic into your pelvic incredibly close to your junk etc.), they also usually feel much less comfortable than simply moving & positioning yourself naturally without conscious effort (normal, harmless behavior). And then of course if you fail to "fix" your barely modifiable, normal anatomical structure, they blame you for not using their overpriced piece of shit enough."

[mindblowingscience]

If you do a web search for "back pain and posture," you'll be met with articles about the effects of poor posture on the body, guides telling you how to reduce your back pain with posture exercises, and ads for all kinds of posture-correcting back braces and ergonomic devices. It seems to make sense. After all, we've been told that good posture makes us healthier and less susceptible to injury, and that bad posture leads to aches and pains down the line.  But several researchers and clinicians say that there's not much evidence to support commonly held beliefs that bad posture leads to pain.

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[hola-mami456]

Jimmy urination posture reveal 😍 !

[nemfrog]

Posture. Today's clothing. 1949.

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[literallyimthenerdemoji]

every time my mom tells me to fix my posture i have to show her a picture of Arisu to show her just how much worse it could be

[seeseagulls]