Better Bodies OSTEO

Better Bodies OSTEO Osteopaths assess, diagnose and treat a wide range of aches and pains. If you have an ongoing pain or dysfunction, get it checked out.

Helping individuals and workplaces reduce injuries, improve posture, and build stronger, more resilient bodies through osteopathy and practical education (in-person and online). If it is something that is unable to be improved or relieved with osteopathic treatment (for example, cartilage tear), we will refer you on and put you in the right hands.

21/04/2026

Looking down all day? 📱💻
Neck pain usually shows up in the back… but the real issue often starts in the front.

Your platysma and deeper layers like Sibson’s fascia shorten and tighten from constant flexion (tech neck), pulling your head forward and overloading the back of your neck.

This quick 1-min release targets the anterior fascia first — because if you don’t free up the front, the back won’t fully relax.

Next step: we’ll layer in the sides and back.

Do it daily if you’re on your phone or computer a lot.

Follow for Part 2 & 3 to fix this properly 👇

19/04/2026

Most people aren’t “injured”… they’re just stuck in these 3 patterns 👇

Upper Cross. Lower Cross. Tech Neck.

If you sit a lot, train hard, or live on your phone — your body is adapting whether you realise it or not. The good news? You can reverse it.

Follow for simple fixes that actually work 🔧

09/04/2026

If you’ve been sitting all day and your lower back is feeling it… this is for you.



This video shows you 3 simple ways to reduce pressure through your lower back and discs.

Most people think they need to “fix” their posture — but often it’s just about understanding how to support your body better in the positions you’re in the most.

Try this out, take note of how it feels, and let me know 👇

Have you noticed your back getting tight after long periods of sitting?

20/03/2026

Ever wondered WHY poor posture happens? 🤔

It’s not just about sitting — it’s about how your body adapts over time.

In this video, I explain upper cross syndrome and why certain muscles become tight while others switch off… leading to that rounded shoulder, forward head position.

Once you understand the why, fixing it becomes much easier. 💡

09/03/2026

Desk workers, try this quick posture and shoulder mobility test.

Lie on a foam roller and let your arms drop back.
If your hands don’t reach the floor, tight chest or lat muscles may be pulling your shoulders forward from too much sitting.

Try loosening those muscles, then test again.

Did yours improve?

05/03/2026

Shoulder pain isn’t always a shoulder problem.

When your upper back rounds forward, the shoulder joint has to work harder to stabilise and lift.

Over time, that increased load can lead to irritation, tightness and pain.

Most people stretch or strengthen the shoulder.

Few address the position that’s driving the strain.

Fix the posture → reduce the load.

This is especially important in workplace lifting and repetitive tasks.


26/02/2026

Stiff neck after hours at the desk? 😖

Here’s 2 simple stretches for your traps & scalenes that actually work.

Follow me for more mobility tips and simple effective stretches that save your back, neck & shoulders.

08/02/2026

When I treat headaches, the first thing I look for is tension — not just where the pain is.

This is step 1 of a simple approach I use manually in clinic, plus advice I give people to support it at home.

Full explanation (all 3 steps) is in the comments 👇

If you are getting lower back pain when you wake up, try this 60-second routine and notice a difference! How to sit up a...
03/02/2026

If you are getting lower back pain when you wake up, try this 60-second routine and notice a difference! How to sit up at the end is really key as well :)
If you find it helpful, give this post a like or comment on YouTube, so more people see it 👍
👉 Watch here:

Lower back pain first thing in the morning?Try this 60-second morning routine to help free up your spine before you even get out of bed.In this short video, ...

20/01/2026

Back at work now after a beautiful break up around Mathesons Bay, Goats Island, Tawharanui and Matakana with the family 🌊🌿

From snorkelling 🤿 🏊 walking 🚶, reptile park🦎, reading 📖 and just relaxing doing nothing, I’m feeling refreshed, grounded… and very grateful. The quick reel shows a few snippets 🎥

If the holidays have left you with a few aches, stiff spots, or something that just doesn’t feel quite right, I’m back in clinic and ready to help. Bookings are open online — your body will thank you.

Otherwise, hope you’re well and have a great year ahead in 2026!

22/10/2025

3 exercises to instantly improve posture and mobility 👇

Feeling tight through your shoulders or stiff through your upper back?

These 3 quick exercises will help open you up, improve posture, and keep your body moving the way it’s meant to.

Try them today — your desk job doesn’t stand a chance 👊. Follow and like for more tips 👌

Big send-off to .mctaggart as he flies out to India tomorrow to represent New Zealand at the 2025 Commonwealth Weightlif...
20/08/2025

Big send-off to .mctaggart as he flies out to India tomorrow to represent New Zealand at the 2025 Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships 🇮🇳🏋️‍♂️🇳🇿.

It’s been a privilege supporting his prep here at Better Bodies Osteo — keeping him moving well, lifting strong, and competition-ready.

Go well next Friday, Cam — the silver fern’s behind you all the way! 🙌🔥

Address

Unit F 1/10 Piermark Drive, Rosedale
Auckland
0632

Opening Hours

Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 1pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+642040944889

Website

https://www.youtube.com/@betterbodiesosteo/shorts, https://www.linkedin.com/in/raymon

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What does an osteopath do?

Osteopaths assess, diagnose and treat a wide range of aches and pains. Most people improve within the first two or three treatments. If you have an ongoing pain or dysfunction, get it properly assessed, diagnosed and treated. If your complaint is something that is unable to be improved or relieved with osteopathic treatment (for example, cartilage tear), we will refer you on and put you in the right hands.