
Improve your posture in two minutes a day with five simple no-equipment exercises, using the selfie speak programming habit to project confidence and authority.
Learn a quick win to improve posture while using a phone: raise the phone slightly, keep your head straight, and let your eyes glance down to avoid neck slump.
Learn a simple cue to fix posture by keeping your ears over the middle of your shoulders while standing, countering forward lean from screens.
Develop practical posture habits with a real instructor in a real course, and get your questions answered in the student Q&A or the dedicated Facebook page.
Choose a posture accountability partner, such as your spouse, who offers positive, neutral framing and tells you when your ears are not above your shoulder.
Learn two-minute daily posture habits to build excellent, strong posture. Avoid enrolling if you have serious medical issues.
Leave your cell phone at home to improve your posture and mental health while you walk. Look up to notice birds, trees, and flowers, boosting well-being.
Elevate your keyboard to protect posture and avoid hunching. Use a stand or place it on your lap and lean back to maintain alignment, since cell phone keyboards are the worst.
Identify the five most helpful posture exercises to perform daily, then get ready for a short workout and apply the selfie speak programming method to turn them into habits.
Practice the Vitruvian posture person exercise to realign your spine by leaning against a wall, tucking the chin, and slowly lifting for 60 seconds, then stand tall.
Practice the chin tuck to realign your head and posture by slowly pulling the chin back while keeping the body upright, keeping ears directly above the shoulders.
Perform the wing tuck by raising your arms like wings, squeezing the shoulder blades together, and pressing them down toward the back pockets to align the back and improve posture.
Practice the Houdini exercise to bring your shoulder blades together and pull them out and down, restoring posture alignment; perform anytime, anywhere, even when seated in the office.
Demonstrates the doorway push-up to realign shoulders and back into an upright posture, eliminating forward head tilt by gently pushing through a doorway.
Create easy, painless posture habits you can complete in two minutes or less each day, so you can unthinkingly maintain great posture.
Learn to turn posture knowledge into daily habits with the selfie speak program, using your phone to cue behavior and reprogram daily actions toward better posture.
Create your own posture selfie speak program that clearly states your posture goals, using the instructor's example as a starting point, with video and audio attachments.
Cultivate an erect, tall posture that conveys confidence and authority, and perform daily two-minute routines—Vitruvian posture pose, chin tucks, doorway pushups, wing tuck, Whodini, and selfie speak programming.
Create a daily posture reminder by recording a personal audio selfie speak program and using it as your cue. Speak your posture goals aloud and listen daily to reinforce.
Hold yourself accountable with a simple daily checklist of five posture exercises in two minutes. Use a phone memo and an audio cue to complete and mark the task done.
Create a 15-minute, editable selfie speak posture program on your phone, costing nothing but time, as you update audio sessions to fit evolving posture goals in the posture habits course.
Listen to the SelfieSpeak Program daily, push play for just a second, and let audio repetition permanently build posture habits.
Learn how a posture brace and a strap brace aim to pull shoulders back and stretch the torso, while the speaker favors simple, body-based exercises and a 10-second put-on.
Review the Lhamo Lift wearable and other posture devices that vibrate to cue sitting up straight, while suggesting daily posture exercises and the selfie speak program as lower-cost, simpler options.
Build posture confidence with practical strategies and gain a clear sense of your alignment, so you're not wondering whether you're bent or hunched.
Overcome public speaking nerves by practicing posture through two steps: video your rehearsal from the side with a phone, then record real talks to track progress and build lasting confidence.
Rehearse your interview on camera to build posture and confidence, walk in with authority, sit tall. Use a cell phone to reveal the posture you want for a job offer.
Identify your personal why for good posture and understand why it matters. Learn how a clear purpose makes it easier to motivate yourself to do the posture exercises.
Adopt strong posture to lift mood and boost confidence, making you feel better and easier to exude a confident presence, supported by research on posture and mood.
Embrace vanity as a motivator to improve posture, since good posture makes you look taller, thinner, more confident, and more attractive, boosting overall presence.
Improve your posture by keeping your head directly atop your shoulders to reduce neck and shoulder stress. Visualize your head as a 10-pound bowling ball to boost energy.
Learn how your posture shapes how others perceive you, extending the discussion from posture's impact on you to its influence on others' judgments.
Your posture communicates messages that you may be seen as submissive or lacking confidence, shaped by rounded shoulders, a forward lean, and looking down, negatively affecting your career in business.
Improve your posture to appear taller and more confident. Demonstrate how posture can make a five foot nine look taller than a slouched six foot tall person.
Project confidence across every pitch by adopting strong posture, whether interviewing, securing investments, meeting clients, or on a date.
Discover how animals puff up and stand taller to deter predators and attract mates. Learn how upright posture can boost perceived attractiveness in romantic and social interactions.
Adjust your posture to fit social contexts; lean in when engaging to show listening and care, while your default is ears over your shoulders, not forward.
Join the one-hour posture habits course feedback loop by sharing thoughts through the student Q&A or the Facebook page for students; I read every comment and will improve the course.
Encourage learners to leave detailed written reviews (not just star ratings) to help this course improve, as updates keep the content fresh and lifetime access ensures ongoing improvements.
Develop lasting great posture by building simple daily habits: five quick exercises, two minutes or less, using reminders like selfie speak or Post-it notes, without extra equipment.
The Complete One Hour Perfect Posture Habits Course
Stand Up Straight! - Lose Your Cell Phone Slouch - Exude Confidence - Practice Good Posture Habits In 2 Minutes a Day
You can have great posture! Never again will you have to slump, slouch or lean forward, looking like a turtle.
You can have perfect posture. And it doesn’t mean buying a bunch of special equipment and having to do an extra 30 minute workout every single day.
Personal development and habits expert TJ Walker will guide you through the fastest, easiest way of building new, positive, posture habits.
Chances are, your cell phone and working on a keyboard have harmed your posture. Walker will teach you a simple, yet highly effective technique for using your cell phone to correct your posture.
If you are tired of looking tired, lacking in confidence, and people telling you to stop slouching, then this is the course for you.
Walker will navigate you through the maze of posture tips, tricks, and 1001 exercises they could just waste your time. Using his unique SelfieSpeak Program SSP, Walker will help you program your brain to do five simple exercises, on a daily basis, to give you great posture.
If you would like better posture and you don’t want to spend any more time working on your posture than you currently spend brushing your teeth, then this is the posture improvement course for you.
Sign up now if you want to eliminate your bad posture forever.
Nothing in this course should constitute medical advice for you. Please consult your doctor before trying any of the exercises shown herein. This course is NOT meant for anyone suffering from medical, muscular, physiological or neurological problems affecting their posture.
Here is what Udemy students say about this course:
"Overall a great course. very simple exercises told to improve the posture in a simple way. Thanks for the course." Rajat Madaan
"I learned about how having a good posture, helps in boosting confidence! Also, came across 5 simple exercises that can help in improving postures. Loved it!" Madhu Parki