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Question by : What are some good excersises to make my back muscles stronger for better posture?
I have frequent back pain due to bad posture. I tend to slouch alot because it takes alot energy to sit straight. I never really get any daily excersise mainly because I’m lazy and I’m suffering from lack of motivation. I need some tips on how to strengthen my back muscles so I can start sitting straight. I’m going to start horse back riding lessons soon, and I need good back muscles to keep the correct postures. Can some one please help?

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Answer by secret girl
classic crunches/ sit-ups. but, jumping-jacks, walking, and/or running will also help. you could try just simply stretching like, attempting to touch your toes 10 times everyday. but in the least, think tall, stand with your shoulders back.

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Belmont, CA (PRWEB) November 16, 2011

Exercise is the key to staying strong, energetic and healthy—and it doesn’t end when a person reaches a certain age. SportZal, the highly regarded Belmont / Redwood City fitness center, knows that corrective fitness helps control symptoms of illness and joint pain in seniors, and can even help reverse some of the effects of aging. Seniors will not only feel better, they can often remain living independent longer.

Exercise also affects seniors’ minds and moods, according to the AARP. SportZal has announced specialized classes for Baby Boomers and prior generations. These courses will help participants head off or at least minimize the occurrence of common injuries, aches and pains, anxiety and stress.

“There is a myth that when you get older, especially when you have a chronic illnesses, you shouldn’t exercise, that you should save your energy for essential daily tasks,” said Galina Fedorova of SportZal. “But the opposite is true: you can’t afford not to keep moving. Seniors’ concerns about injuries from falls and strains are valid, but exercise will toughen up the body—and it’s all done under the watchful eyes of a corrective fitness specialist.”

The corrective fitness specialists at SportZal not only help seniors develop customized personal training programs post physical therapy in their studio in Belmont, but offer group classes at seniors assisted living places around SF Bay Area as well. Zumba Gold, a class geared towards those 55 years of age and older, is very popular now. This dance-fitness class still has all the fun elements of Zumba, including the zesty Latin music, exhilarating and easy-to-follow moves, and invigorating, party-like atmosphere. The exercises are simply modified so that the moves and pacing suit the needs of a more mature participant.

Other classes available to seniors at SportZal include:

Healing Yoga – Yoga helps seniors with a wide range of physical ailments, such as back pain and arthritis. It also benefits those recovering from illnesses and surgeries.

Balance and Stability Class – This course is designed to reduce the risk and fear of falling and boosts confidence by improving balance, posture and quality of walking.

Buddy Training – This exercise class pairs a senior parent with an adult child. It not only helps motivate both to participate, it helps the family members build stronger bonds, feel good about themselves, and reduce their stress.

For more information about senior physical fitness, corrective fitness classes or any of SportZal’s products or services, call them at (650) 226-8695, view them on the web at sportzalus.com, or visit their fitness center located at 390 El Camino Real; Suite J in Belmont.

About SportZal

SportZal is a Belmont fitness center that specializes in personal training, post-physical therapy care, and helping new and seasoned athletes with their aches and pains. Single and group training programs, body assessments and personal consultations are available.

SportZal serves the San Francisco Bay Area communities of Atherton, Belmont, Brisbane, Burlingame, Colma, Daly City, El Granada, Foster City, Hillsborough, La Honda, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Los Gatos, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Montara, Monte Sereno, Mountain View, Pacifica, Palo Alto, Pescadero, Portola Valley, Redwood City, San Bruno, San Carlos, San Francisco, San Gregorio, San Mateo, San Jose, Santa Clara, Saratoga, Sunnyvale and Woodside.

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Fuse Pilates students, Clare and Lance, with founder and instructor, Mariska Breland


Washington, DC (PRWEB) November 11, 2011

In an effort to change the “Pilates is only for chicks” mentality, Fuse Pilates Playground located in DC’s Dupont Circle, is partnering with the Los Angeles-based men’s cancer organization, Movember.

Fuse Pilates DC will offer specially scheduled classes in November and December challenging men to attend and encouraging women to bring their husbands, boyfriends, brothers, fathers and/or male friends to class. During these months, 100% of proceeds from each Pilates for Movember class will be donated to the organization to raise awareness for prostate cancer and other male cancer initiatives. Fuse will demonstrate that Pilates offers a plethora of strength, balance and core benefits that men strive to find in other workout methods.

“Like most illnesses, prostate cancer affects not only men, but their friends and family as well, so it is important to help find a cure and spread the word about detection and treatment. Movember is a fun way to bring awareness and raise money for research and education,” says Jocelyn Murray, instructor and Movember organizer for Fuse Pilates in DC. “Pilates is fantastic exercise for all populations: men, women, the elderly, dancers, football players, yogis, everybody. Pilates can help men in the same ways that it helps others, by strengthening the core, correcting muscle imbalances, improving posture and creating a strong toned physique.”

A Movember men’s health fact states that approximately one third of the 571,950 cancer deaths expected to occur in men will be related to obesity, physical inactivity and poor nutrition, and therefore, can be prevented. Because Fuse Pilates style is more intense than the traditional Pilates mat, more calories are typically burned in a one hour session than the average Pilates class.

Incorporating Pilates into a weekly regimen is a healthy way to improve mood, increase energy and manage weight, it also helps to prevent injury, as well as lessen recovery time from existing injury, surgery or over training. Pilates will increase strength, focusing on the core mid-section of the body where all balance is generated. Improving balance can help with a variety of activities, including: a golf swing, the ease of a morning run, or a heavier deadlift. Patience is key and well worth it because just two weeks of Fuse Pilates classes and the body will begin to feel and show the difference.

The Fuse Pilates Movember classes will be held on Sun., Nov. 20 and Sun., Dec. 4, both at 5:30 p.m. For more information on the Movember Foundation visit: us.movember.com, and for the Fuse Pilates DC Playground schedule of classes, boot camps and personal training visit: http://www.fusepilates.com.

About Fuse Pilates

Fuse Pilates, developed in 2005 by fitness expert Mariska Breland, builds on traditional Pilates exercises and teaching styles with an original, fun, and highly effective twist on Pilates mat and apparatus classes. Prompted by the growing popularity of the Fuse Pilates method, Breland partnered with Roxanna Hakimi and Sormeh Youssefieh to open the Fuse Pilates Playground in Washington DC’s trendy Dupont Circle neighborhood in June 2011. Each Fuse class is different, uniquely customized to student requests and choreographed to upbeat music. Classes offer an intense yet approachable method of mat, tower, reformer and chair instruction, along with private coaching and wellness counseling for beginner to expert levels. Fuse Pilates’ highly trained and experienced instructors concentrate on 360 degrees of the body to shape and create beautifully-toned physiques while promoting overall health and wellness. To learn more about Fuse Pilates visit http://www.fusepilates.com.

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Question by light766: what would be better in my condition?
I am someone who used to use the computer alot and now I have a problem where I tend to hunch a bit when walking, What kind of support should i get a ShouldersBack Posture Support? or a Posture Aid Clavicle Splint?

Posture Aid Clavicle Splint:

http://www.activeforever.com/p-2017-posture-aid-clavicle-splint.aspx

ShouldersBack Posture Support:

http://www.activeforever.com/p-1990-shouldersback-posture-support.aspx

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Answer by kartua
Get a chair with a full back and make sure you lean back on the chair so as not to slump.

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Question by randisnahwai420: Which is better for helping with weight loss and posture?
I’m thinking of investing in either a corset or a compression waist cincher. Which would you recommend? I’m just shy of 5’10 and I weigh 367 at last weigh in a few weeks ago. My weight is evenly distributed, so I don’t have scrawny chicken legs or a HUGE butt or a HUGE stomach. I also have back problems due to pinched nerve in my lower back, so I need support for that too. What would you recommend I use?
I know HOW to lose weight. I don’t need advice on that. I need advice on helping with the back pain and the choice between a corset and a compression waist cincher.

Best answer:

Answer by Margarita
I don’t know about the corset or waist cincher but I found that using the toning shoes with the curved bottoms have helped my posture as it toned my legs.

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Maxim Magazine — Jiah Khan .. December 2008 …..item 1..”Pharmageddon”: America’s New Drug Crisis — better living through better chemistry (September 4, 2011) …

December 13, 2011

A few nice lower back pain images I found: Maxim Magazine — Jiah Khan .. December 2008 …..item 1..”Pharmageddon”: America’s New Drug Crisis — better living through better chemistry (September 4, 2011) … Image by marsmet552 Krantz, medical director of the Hanley Center, a drug treatment center in West Palm Beach, Fla., explained to "Early [...]

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Q&A: How could I better my posture and fix my hunched back?

November 16, 2011

by justin Question by scrandom1: How could I better my posture and fix my hunched back? I have been sitting up straight and trying my best to keep good posture for about a month and I do see improvement. But I don’t think that’s enough I still have a slight hunched back still. How can [...]

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Body Support Store Debuts Interactive Blog to Better Evaluate Pain and Offer Solutions

November 5, 2011

Mason, OH (Vocus) May 12, 2010 Web entrepreneur John Ferman is pleased to announce the debut of his brand-new blog, http://www.BodySupportStoreBlog.com. Launched just last month, this informational resource was established as a counterpart to his web store, providing an interactive platform that welcomes feedback and questions to evaluate discomfort and deliver tangible solutions. [...]

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Sitting Pretty: Looking and Feeling Better With Good Posture in Ten Easy Steps

September 26, 2011

Sitting Pretty: Looking and Feeling Better With Good Posture in Ten Easy Steps “Sit up straight” is a posture-related command we’ve often heard from ourselves and others, but where is the simple what, when, why and how to help us fit good posture into our increasingly seated and sedentary lives? This book fills that gap [...]

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