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02-20-2011, 03:06 PM #1Registered User
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lordosis posture
i'm genetically designed to stand with a very hyperlordotic cure to my lower back. Standing like that is actually normal and puts me in proper biomechanical positioning. I know this is extremely bizarre.. trainers at my gym are trying to get me to not stand like that.. but i tell that it is actually correct. They argue that standing like that is not correct. They say lordosis is 'bad posture' but i know that i'm designed to stand like that.
Any Opinions? Or anyone else happen to have similiar story to share?
Probably not seems rare to stand like i do.. i have very poor range of motion in all my limbs.. both arms and legs
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