Everyday activities like typing and eating can lead to bad posture, which can cause of neck and back pain. Baylor College of Medicine physical therapist Melanie McNeal demonstrates two simple tests to determine if your posture needs work, along with exercises to improve bad posture.
Friday, April 24, 2020
Tips and Tricks for Testing Your Posture
Everyday activities like typing and eating can lead to bad posture, which can cause of neck and back pain. Baylor College of Medicine physical therapist Melanie McNeal demonstrates two simple tests to determine if your posture needs work, along with exercises to improve bad posture.
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