The iliopsoas stretch is essential for improving posture and relieving lower cross syndrome. When the iliopsoas is tight, it pulls the pelvis forward, increasing lumbar lordosis and creating imbalance between the front and back muscles of the body. Stretching it helps release tension in the front of the hips, allowing the glutes and core to activate properly. This restores pelvic alignment, reduces lower back stress, and improves overall movement efficiency. Be Healthy!💜 - - #posture #lowercros

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How to Gently Release Tension Hiding in Your Psoas — the Most Important Muscle for Posture Start by lying down with your hands out to your sides. Place one leg at 90° on a chair or bench, while the other rests straight on a suitcase or bench. Hold for 10 minutes on each side. At first, you may notice a curve in your lower back — a sign of tight hip flexors. As your back plants into the floor, it’s a sign they’re settling in and realigning your pelvis. This is the position I show all the time — i

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