How to Prevent Ankle Injuries

How to Prevent Ankle Injuries

Annette Verpillot Aug 22 2016 Ankle injuries are among the single most common type of injury that occurs to athletes, but you don’t have to be a jock to find yourself suffering from ankle sprains and strains. First, consider that the difference between a sprain and...
How to Fix Rounded Shoulders

How to Fix Rounded Shoulders

Annette Verpillot Aug 22 2016 How to Fix Rounded Shoulders… If you’re reading this, there’s a very good chance that you have round shoulders. And if you’ve had rounded shoulders for a long time, chances are you want to find a quick, permanent way to resolve the...
How to Get your Glutes Fired Up

How to Get your Glutes Fired Up

The latest trend is glute activation techniques to “get your glutes to fire” BY ANNETTE VERPILLOT AUGUST 09 2016 Every 5-10 years or so a revolution pops up in physical fitness and athletic training where all the focus is on one form of training. Working the “core,”...
Posture and Digestion

Posture and Digestion

We’ve been mislead to believe that “you are what you eat”, whereas in actuality “you are what you absorb”, and posture, as in many things, has a few interesting impacts on nutrition that few suspect.   Good nutrition is the foundation of health, just...

Practitioner of the Month: March 2016 – Deniz Mustard

Posturepro is proud to present our practitioner spotlight of the month for March 2016: Deniz Mustard. This feature is designed to showcase Posturology practitioners that have been certified by the Posturepro International Performance Program. Deniz completed all four...
Leg Length Discrepancy and Sports Injury

Leg Length Discrepancy and Sports Injury

The first issue at hand when discussing leg length discrepancy is whether or not leg lengths are being accurately measured. According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS), a leg length discrepancy of 1/5 inch to 3/5 inch is normal (1). Most doctors...