10/10/2025
Posture is not a position, it’s a process.
A constant conversation between your brain and body.
Your brain doesn’t hold your posture still. It continuously adjusts muscle tone, balance, and joint alignment based on sensory feedback.
When that adaptability is lost, through fatigue, fear, stress, or deconditioning, we feel “bad posture.”
Pain, then, isn’t about being in a “wrong” position.
It’s about losing the ability to move out of one.
Your nervous system thrives on variability.
Every time you shift, stand, walk, or stretch, your brain gets new information about safety and support.
That’s what keeps your tissues resilient and your body pain-free.
So “good posture” isn’t something perfect to freeze, it’s something to flow efficiently.
Train your strength, train your movement confidence, and most importantly, train your adaptability.
Because your body doesn’t want perfection.
It wants participation.
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