Segebart Chiropractic

02/19/2026

Early out means a perfect time to get in and get adjusted!
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02/19/2026

The week is winding down so give us a call to get your adjustment in before the weekend!
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02/19/2026

Any exercise is better than NO exercise!

02/18/2026

Here are some great exercises for tight and sore shoulders!
Posture is important!

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02/18/2026

We still do sports physicals! Give us a call if you need one yet for this school year!

02/18/2026

We are working our way through the week so be sure to get in for a tune up if needed!
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02/17/2026

Happy Tuesday!
If your back needs some care give us a call!
712-263-6546

02/16/2026

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Upper Crossed Syndrome (UCS) is a common postural imbalance pattern seen in people who spend long hours sitting, working on computers, or using smartphones. It is characterized by a crossed pattern of tight and weak muscles around the neck, shoulders, and upper back. Over time, this imbalance alters alignment, reduces movement efficiency, and increases stress on the cervical spine and shoulder joints.
In this pattern, the upper trapezius and levator scapulae become tight and overactive due to constant shoulder elevation and stress posture. At the same time, the pectoralis major and minor tighten from prolonged forward shoulder positioning. These tight muscles pull the head forward and round the shoulders, narrowing the chest and reducing thoracic mobility.
Conversely, key stabilizing muscles become weak and inhibited. The deep neck flexors lose strength and endurance, making it difficult to maintain proper head alignment. In the upper back, the lower trapezius and serratus anterior weaken, reducing scapular stability and proper upward rotation during arm movement. This imbalance disrupts normal scapulohumeral rhythm and may contribute to shoulder impingement patterns.
Biomechanically, forward head posture increases load on the cervical spine — for every inch the head moves forward, the effective weight on the neck significantly increases. Rounded shoulders reduce subacromial space and alter shoulder mechanics, leading to stiffness, pain, and reduced overhead mobility.
Common symptoms include neck pain, shoulder tightness, headaches, upper back fatigue, and reduced posture endurance. Addressing this imbalance requires a combined approach: stretching tight muscles (pectorals, upper trapezius, levator scapulae), strengthening weak stabilizers (deep neck flexors, lower trapezius, serratus anterior), and improving ergonomic posture habits.
Correcting Upper Crossed Syndrome not only improves posture but also enhances breathing mechanics, shoulder function, and long-term spinal health.

02/16/2026

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Your spine is the unsung hero of your adventure 🌲💪. From moving pain-free to powering your day, chiropractic care keeps you thriving in the wild of life. Explore how adjustments can improve: pain relief, mobility, nervous system function, and everyday performance. Curious how it all fits together? We’ve got resources for you!

02/16/2026

Happy Monday!
If you over did it in the nice weather hit us up for an adjustment!
712-263-6546

02/16/2026

We hope everyone had a great Valentines day weekend!

Happy Valentine's Day! Show yourself some love by taking care of your whole-being. 💛

02/13/2026

Happy Friday the 13th?!?!
In office all day so give us a call if you or the kiddos need in!
712-263-6546