There are many bad postures, but only one good posture. It means that when we stand, a vertical line runs from the top of the head down the middle of the body and ends between the feet. From behind, we can see that the spine and head are in a vertical line and not curved to the left or right, and that the shoulders are in a horizontal line, not one higher and one lower. From the side we see a vertical line connecting the ear, shoulder, hip and ankle. Then we can see the natural curvature of the spine – the double ‘S’.
Most pain syndromes in early adulthood are caused by the musculoskeletal system. Most of the time, it is an imbalance of the deep stabilisers of the trunk, which is “manufactured” by incorrect and forced posture, but does not yet cause the skeletal changes visible on X-ray (X-ray or CT).