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[–] 3 points 10 months ago* (3 children)

Some years ago, I did Pilates once a week. It was great for tone and flexibility. I don’t know if it specifically helps with posture, but you know that wobbliness that you can get trying to do a slow controlled movement? Its good for that kind of stuff. It does take time and consistency though, not a quick fix. A lot of posture problems can come from lack of core strength, both Pilates and yoga would be good if that’s where the issue is.

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  • [–] 2 points 10 months ago* (1 child)

    If you’re interested, tai chi has balance exercises. Can’t find videos of the drills I used to do.

    The warmups or dao yin/qi gong are good for strengthening, movement control and opening up a slouched posture.

    I wish I was able to go back to lessons

    Edit: Also maybe make sure you don’t actually have mild scoliosis that never got diagnosed, because a couple of people I know turned out to

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