Eating on the Floor With a Floor Table
Learn how to start eating on the floor with a cushion and floor table. This guide shares easy setup tips, sitting positions, and the goal: movement variety without slumping your low back.
Restorative exercise helps you understand how your daily movement patterns may be contributing to pain, stiffness, or limited mobility. At Restorative Health and Wellness, Emily Boudwin integrates restorative exercise with neuromuscular massage therapy to support areas such as the neck, shoulders, jaw, back, hips, knees, feet, and posture. These exercises are personalized to your specific tension patterns and are designed to help you move better between appointments, build body awareness, and support longer-lasting relief beyond the treatment room.
The goal is practical movement education — so you understand what your body needs and have clear tools to support progress at home.
Learn how to start eating on the floor with a cushion and floor table. This guide shares easy setup tips, sitting positions, and the goal: movement variety without slumping your low back.
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…
Hello! I’m Emily Boudwin, a neuromuscular massage therapist and restorative exercise specialist. Today, we’re diving into the importance of sitting on the floor and how to get up and down from it. You might be surprised to learn that this simple act can significantly enhance your longevity and overall movement abilities. Being able to sit…
Passive hip extension is a simple yet effective technique that promotes relaxation and flexibility, manageable at home with minimal equipment.
Release tight hip flexors caused by sitting and embrace better flexibility with restorative techniques for the iliacus muscle.
In this video I guide you through strengthening the backs of your legs and glutes, while doing a chair squat. You will use a door anchor and strap with hand holds to assist you in this exercise.
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