Great Grandma Was Right - Posture Matters! | Michelle Joyce | TEDxDavenport
100 years ago America was a pioneer in reversing the effects of chronic sitting. Kids received lessons about ergonomics, body mechanics and healthy posture from grade school up through the college level. This large-scale public health campaign was designed to prevent the kinds of problems that have reached epidemic levels today. We don’t need to reinvent the wheel when it comes to helping our kids beat the screentime slump, we just need to dust off a few forgotten lessons from our past. Michelle Joyce is on a mission to eliminate unhealthy posture! She’s frequently featured on TV shows and teaches posture workshops worldwide. Originally trained as a Marriage and Family Therapist, she believes that helping people change their posture involves much more than simply telling them to sit up straight. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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That's me! If you're interested in changing your posture, there are tons of free tutorials on my channel.
@rachelsweets
6 жыл бұрын
The Power of Posture Congratulations Michelle
@anand.maheshwari
2 жыл бұрын
It is really helpful. And I corrected my posture, watched several times.
Loved the talk. It should be shown in all schools.
Great Talk should be broadcast in times square. I think it would help soften many of the cold world.
Very nicely expressed Michelle. Congratulations!
Absolutely brilliant and spot on. Keep up the great work. Maybe we will save the world - - The Posture Genius
Great talk! I need to share this with my daughter for her children.
Back pain? That's the least of your problems. It's forward head posture what has potentially life-destroying consequences. From cervical arthritis to decreased brain blood flow to TMJ disorders to a myriad other muscular, neurologic and vascular complications. Back pain is a walk in the park in comparison.
Just because its a TED talk doesnt mean the person is an "expert" Almost all of what she says is pure supposition and literature does not support it. But why take the time to do a simple Google search right Joyce?