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Welcome to the club. We’ve evolved over millions of years to walk upright, yet one sneeze while reaching for a bagel can leave us incapacitated for a week. We are apex predators, yet defeated by soft mattresses and heavy grocery bags. It’s embarrassing, really.
But since I actually like you (and I’m tired of watching people move like rusted Victorian tin men), here are three ways to stop your spine from filing for divorce.
The Fix: Every 30 minutes, imagine a hook in the crown of your head pulling you upward.
The Pro-Tip: Set a timer. Ignore it at your own risk.
Your hip flexors get tight from sitting. Because they attach to your spine, they pull your lower back forward like a leash.
The Fix: Drop into a lunge stretch. Push hips forward. Feel the tension release in the front of your hip.
Why: Lengthening these muscles reduces constant strain on your lumbar spine.
Chest breathing stresses your neck and upper back.
The Fix: Place a hand on your belly. Inhale so your belly rises, not your shoulders.
The Magic: This stabilizes your spine from the inside out — like a built-in support system.