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Is your workout helping your posture or making it worse? In this Q&A episode, Amy Hudson and Dr. James Fisher tackle one of the most common fitness questions: What are the best exercises for posture correction?
They unpack the everyday habits that lead to rounded shoulders, forward head posture, and anterior pelvic tilt. They also explain how targeted strength training and stretching can help correct these imbalances and support a healthier spine. Tune in to hear why your posterior chain is essential for good posture, the role of hip flexors and core stability, and why training only your "mirror muscles" can make posture worse.
Show Notes
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Dr. Fisher explains the most common causes of poor posture, from forward head position to rounded shoulders and anterior pelvic tilt. Learn why everyday habits like sitting at a desk and looking down at your phone gradually reshape your spine over time.
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Discover why resistance training is one of the most effective ways to improve posture. Strengthening the muscles that support your spine can help reverse common postural imbalances while promoting long-term joint health.
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Learn why your posterior chain deserves more attention in the gym. Dr. Fisher explains how strengthening your glutes, hamstrings, lower back, and upper back can improve posture, reduce strain on your spine, and enhance everyday movement.
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Amy and Dr. Fisher discuss how personal training can help identify muscle imbalances that contribute to poor posture. A structured program ensures you're strengthening the right muscles instead of reinforcing unhealthy movement patterns.
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Dr. Fisher explains why strengthening your lower back is just as important as training your abs.
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Amy explains why focusing only on the muscles you can see may actually make posture problems worse.
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Discover how personal training encourages proper posture during every exercise. Maintaining an active core throughout your workouts helps reinforce healthy movement patterns that carry into daily life.
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Amy explains why weak hamstrings often contribute to more than sports injuries. Learn how strengthening and lengthening these overlooked muscles can improve flexibility, posture, and overall movement quality.
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Dr. Fisher discusses why posture isn't just about appearance. Poor spinal alignment can place extra stress on your joints, affect movement efficiency, and increase discomfort if left unaddressed over time.
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Learn why improving posture requires addressing both muscle strength and muscle length. Dr. Fisher explains how combining resistance training with strategic stretching produces better and longer-lasting results than relying on either approach alone.
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Amy and Dr. Fisher explain how personal trainers help clients develop healthier exercise habits beyond individual workouts. Consistent coaching can reinforce proper posture, improve exercise technique, and reduce the risk of developing movement compensations.
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Discover why better posture is about more than standing taller. Dr. Fisher and Amy explain how strengthening neglected muscles, improving mobility, and correcting daily movement habits can help you move more comfortably and confidently for years to come.
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