PRI Wall Supported Reach

The PRI wall supported reach is a simple yet powerful corrective exercise that addresses anterior pelvic tilt, poor posture, and movement dysfunction using nothing more than a wall and a small object to squeeze between your thighs. This foundational postural restoration technique simultaneously corrects spinal alignment, improves foot contact patterns, and enhances core stability while providing immediate feedback through the wall’s tactile cues. Perfect for athletes, powerlifters, and anyone struggling with lower back tension or postural imbalances, this accessible exercise can be performed anywhere and serves as an essential tool for improving movement quality and reducing compensatory pain patterns.

90-90 Alternating DB Floor Press

Discover how the 90-90 alternating dumbbell floor press can simultaneously build upper body strength while correcting anterior pelvic tilt and relieving lower back pain caused by prolonged sitting. This innovative exercise combines the muscle-building benefits of traditional dumbbell pressing with targeted postural correction, making it perfect for desk workers and anyone dealing with shoulder limitations or chronic back discomfort. Learn the complete setup technique and programming strategies that transform this simple floor-based movement into a powerful tool for addressing the most common movement dysfunctions plaguing modern lifestyles.

Short Seated Battle Rope Slams

Discover the short-seated battle rope slam, a powerful exercise modification that transforms traditional battle rope exercises into a targeted solution for anterior pelvic tilt while delivering intense upper body conditioning. This corrective exercise variation helps improve hip mobility and core strength by positioning your body to naturally encourage proper pelvic alignment during your workout. Perfect for anyone struggling with posture issues or looking to maximize their battle rope training effectiveness.

Chest Supported Y Raise

The chest supported Y-raise is a powerful upper back exercise that specifically targets the lower trapezius muscles while building essential shoulder stability and corrective postural strength. This movement serves as an excellent rehabilitation and prehabilitation exercise for desk workers suffering from forward head posture and overhead athletes needing improved scapular control. By emphasizing movement quality over heavy loads, the chest supported Y-raise effectively addresses common shoulder dysfunctions while strengthening the often-neglected lower trap muscles that are crucial for optimal shoulder blade positioning and overall upper body health.