Standing March
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Neck and Core Stability Workout (Level 1)

Welcome to the Healthy Posture System.  The Neck and Core Stability Series is designed to condition you to maintain neutral spine alignment in a controlled environment without gravity to prepare you for safe entry into level 2 of the Healthy Posture System.

You will be prescribed this workout series after you have completed the Functional Mobility Phase of the program and have demonstrated the ability to get into neutral spine alignment and maintain it in sitting, standing and walking.

Daily Workout

Start Your Day Routine

Perform this 90-second Level 1 Joint Clearing Routine each morning to start the day with unobstructed access to neutral spine alignment.  If you have been diagnosed with CCI you may have been prescribed the Spine Corrector Joint Clearing Routine.

Daily Workout

Perform the Level 1 Neck and Core Stability Workout below once daily unless otherwise prescribed.  Your last email should have provided the password.

End of Day Routine

Perform your Daily Joint Clearing routine before going to bed to help you sleep in neutral spine alignment and awake less stiff.  Remember to use your foam roller to help you keep your Chest Lifted when sleeping.

Spine Mobility Exercise

Perform this seated spine mobility routine every day at 10:00am and 2:00pm to restore your access to neutral spine alignment.  Then start the next hour sitting upright without back support hinged forward on your sit bones with a wide base of support as long as you can to start the next hour.  You should have raised your monitor a few inches and transitioned to a saddle stool at this point of your neutral spine conditioning program.

4 Seated Chest Lifts

Woman doing seated chest lifts

4 Seated Spine Twists

Man doing seated spine twists

4 Rib Cage Shifts

Woman doing seated side bends or lat stretch exercise. Flat vector illustration isolated on white background

Educational Resources

Healthy Sitting Posture

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Healthy Standing Posture

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Commonly Asked Questions