To Build Muscle, Start with Posture: Part 1 with Annette Verpillot #230

Published: March 7, 2022, 10 a.m.

If you've been following\xa0Muscle Building\xa0Month in our MI community, you'll know that the foundation of\xa0muscle growth is correct posture and structural alignment.\xa0 To help YOU optimize your posture, I interviewed Annette Verpillot, a globally-recognized posturologist.

Annette created the Posturepro Method, which has gained global recognition for eliminating chronic pain, increasing strength, and improving sports proficiency.\xa0 Annette actively works with professional athletes, trainers, practitioners, and researchers to develop solutions to tackle human mobility issues around the world.

In today's episode, Annette walks us through three main facets of stability, and how each is connected to the nervous system and performance.\xa0 Annette offers action items to immediately assess your own posture, and to begin to cultivate postural balance with exercises that can be done in just minutes.

You\u2019ll learn:

  • How to balance your nervous system.
  • Why posture SO heavily impacts your performance.
  • What it means to age gracefully (and how to prevent injury).
  • Why getting stronger makes alignment MORE important.

Click here to get access to the FREE Episode Guide on postural assessment and improvement, and other upcoming\xa0Muscle-Building guides. These special EXTENDED guides contain step-by-step frameworks to improve upon your stability, mobility, training efficiency, and physiology.

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