A neck hump is a postural deformity where the tissue at the base of the skull or top of the spine becomes visibly raised due to chronic forward head alignment and muscle imbalance.
Glute inhibition is a condition where the gluteal muscles become neurologically underactive due to sustained sitting, reducing their ability to fire correctly during movement and leaving the lower back and hip flexors to compensate.
Rounded shoulders and forward head posture are a linked postural syndrome where the upper spine collapses forward, the chest closes, the shoulder blades flare outward, and the head drifts in front of the body's center of gravity.
Bodyweight back exercises are one of the most effective - and accessible - ways to reduce back pain, correct poor posture, and build lasting spinal strength. You need no gym, no equipment, and
Flat back posture can be corrected with targeted exercises that restore the lower spine's natural curve, reduce muscle imbalances, and strengthen the core.