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Struggling with slouched shoulders or a forward-jutting neck? In this video, Mobile Physio shares a simple, equipment-free routine to help you fix rounded shoulders and forward head posture right at home.

πŸ”Ή What’s Inside:
β€’ Easy chest and neck stretches to release tight muscles
β€’ Strength moves to activate your upper back and deep neck flexors
β€’ Quick posture tips for desk work, phone use, and daily habits
β€’ A 3-minute reset for busy days

Practice these exercises 4–5 times a week to feel taller, stronger, and pain-free.
If you experience persistent pain, consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting any exercise routine.

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Transcript
00:00Do you sit at a desk all day or spend hours on your phone?
00:04If your shoulders roll forward and your head juts out, you're not alone.
00:08Today on Mobile Physio, I'll show you simple stretches and strengthening moves to correct
00:12rounded shoulders and forward head posture, no fancy equipment needed.
00:17What's happening, when we slouch, chest muscles get tight, upper back muscles weaken,
00:22and the neck strains forward. Over time, this can lead to neck pain, headaches,
00:27and even breathing issues. But the good news is, we can fix it with daily practice.
00:34Stretch and Mobilize, Doorway Stretch, Stand in a doorway with elbows bent at 90 degrees and
00:39forearms on the frame. Step one foot forward and gently lean your chest through the doorway.
00:45Hold the stretch for 20-30 seconds, keeping shoulders relaxed. Cat-Cow Stretch. Start on
00:51all fours. Inhale as you arch your spine, lifting your chest and tailbone. This is the cow. Exhale
00:58as you round your back, tucking your chin. This is the cat. Repeat 8-10 times to warm up your entire
01:04spine. Chin tucks, sit or stand tall with shoulders relaxed and spine neutral. Gently draw your chin
01:11straight back, creating a double chin without tilting the head. Hold for 5 seconds, then release.
01:17Repeat for 10 reps, strength and activate. Next, we strengthen the weak links.
01:24Band pull-aparts, hold a resistance band at shoulder height with arms straight in front of you.
01:29Pull the band apart by squeezing your shoulder blades together, keeping arms parallel to the floor.
01:34Slowly return to the start and repeat for 12-15 reps. Reverse fly, hinge at the hips, arms hanging,
01:40lift arms out to AT while squeezing shoulder blades together. 2-3 sets of 12-15 reps.
01:47Wall angels. Stand with back, head, and wrists against a wall. Slowly raise and lower arms like
01:53a snow angel. 2 sets of 10-12 reps. Clasp hands behind the back. Stand tall and interlace your
02:00fingers behind your lower back with palms facing in. Straighten arms and gently lift the hands away
02:05from your back to open the chest. Hold for 20-30 seconds while keeping shoulders relaxed and neck
02:10neutral. Face pulls. Attach a resistance band or cable at upper chest or face height and grasp with
02:16both hands. Palms facing in. Pull the handles toward your face, elbows high and wide, squeezing your
02:22shoulder blades together. Slowly return to the start position and repeat for 12-15 reps.
02:28Daily habits. Exercises only work if we fix daily posture. Keep your monitor at eye level. Take a 1-2
02:35minute movement break every 30 minutes. Hold your phone at eye height. No more, text neck. Practice these
02:42moves at least 4 times a week and you'll feel a difference in just a few weeks. Like this video,
02:48subscribe to Mobile Physio, and share it with anyone who needs a posture tune-up.
02:53Stand tall and stay strong. See you next time.
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