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Here are three must-do exercises to avoid bad head posture. Let's get started! First exercise: Push your chin forward, then tuck it back. This simple movement strengthens the muscles that support your head and neck, improving overall posture and reducing the risk of tension headaches and neck strain. Second exercise: Tuck your chin back, hold it, then look left and right. This improves neck mobility and encourages proper alignment of the cervical spine, helping to relieve stiffness and improve y

Does the back of your head touch the wall? 🤔 If not, it’s likely from your spine rounding forward. Hours on phones and computers put your head in a forward position, making it feel like a 40lb bowling ball pulling down your neck and back—leading to tension, pain, and poor posture. ✅ Quick tip: Lie flat on the floor with your legs elevated. This resets your alignment under gravity and helps restore balance. If your head doesn’t touch the wall, a great place to start is the Posture Guy Mike App.