Rhomboid Pushup: A Gentle Wall Exercise to Relax the Upper Back
Relieve upper-back tension with the Rhomboid Pushup. A gentle wall exercise for posture and relaxation. Easy 30–45s holds, ideal for desk breaks.
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Levator Scapula causing pain — Why your shoulder “holds” a strap and what to do about it
If you feel a familiar tight knot at the side of your neck by mid-afternoon, chances are you are dealing with a common problem: Levator Scapula causing pain. That muscle is small, but it gets a lot of work. Knowing how it attaches, what makes it cranky, and a few simple fixes can make that…
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How to readjust sitting at the computer for a healthier neck and posture
Reduce neck and shoulder strain with three quick posture checks, a 10–20s desk head reset, and simple workstation adjustments. Practical steps to retrain muscles and ease headaches.
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Supported shank rotation while sitting: a simple seated tutorial to bring your feet forward
Supported shank rotation while sitting is an easy, practical habit you can practice anywhere—at your desk, on a stool, or while working with clients. This small, repeatable adjustment helps the lower leg (the shank) rotate so the feet point forward more naturally. Over time, supported shank rotation while sitting can reduce strain on your knees…
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Sitting with low back support: Simple, practical ways to keep your lumbar curve while you sit
Hi, I’m Emily Boudwin, a neuromuscular massage therapist and restorative exercise specialist. In this tutorial I’ll walk you through why sitting with low back support matters and exactly what to use and how to position supports so you can preserve your natural lumbar curve while sitting in a chair, recliner, or car. If you spend…
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Adductor Strap Stretch: A Simple, Supportive Routine by Emily Boudwin
Hello — I’m Emily Boudwin, a neuromuscular massage therapist and restorative exercise specialist. In this post I’ll walk you through my favorite adductor strap stretch that uses the wall and the floor to safely open the inner thighs and ease tension around the pelvis and low back. If you like step-by-step tutorials you can follow…
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