Dr. Kelly Starrett

Sure.

Sure.

I think that's a really great place to start, right? Yeah.

I think that's a really great place to start, right? Yeah.

I think that's a really great place to start, right? Yeah.

That's so great. The question is, is that a matter of aesthetics or pain?

That's so great. The question is, is that a matter of aesthetics or pain?

That's so great. The question is, is that a matter of aesthetics or pain?

How about especially people doing network?

How about especially people doing network?

How about especially people doing network?

You should see my goalie daughter because for every pound stronger your neck is, your reduction in concussion risk drops huge a pound. Thank you. So we keep the iron neck by the door and she walks in and there's a, we have a video in our family where she's doing her iron neck training. She looks at me, she's like, dad, this is why I don't have a boyfriend. Thank you.

You should see my goalie daughter because for every pound stronger your neck is, your reduction in concussion risk drops huge a pound. Thank you. So we keep the iron neck by the door and she walks in and there's a, we have a video in our family where she's doing her iron neck training. She looks at me, she's like, dad, this is why I don't have a boyfriend. Thank you.

You should see my goalie daughter because for every pound stronger your neck is, your reduction in concussion risk drops huge a pound. Thank you. So we keep the iron neck by the door and she walks in and there's a, we have a video in our family where she's doing her iron neck training. She looks at me, she's like, dad, this is why I don't have a boyfriend. Thank you.

Sorry, Caroline, but that's the way it goes, right? Because she's like, look at me. I look like an idiot. But she loves having a big, strong neck that doesn't – can take the shot from the ball.

Sorry, Caroline, but that's the way it goes, right? Because she's like, look at me. I look like an idiot. But she loves having a big, strong neck that doesn't – can take the shot from the ball.

Sorry, Caroline, but that's the way it goes, right? Because she's like, look at me. I look like an idiot. But she loves having a big, strong neck that doesn't – can take the shot from the ball.

If you define posture as like the Latin word root is position. So what we're really saying is I have good position, I have bad position. Who brought, I have bad position. One of the ways I think we've lost the narrative a little bit is we try to give people these extrinsic cues to correct their posture. Shoulders back and down, check your tint.

If you define posture as like the Latin word root is position. So what we're really saying is I have good position, I have bad position. Who brought, I have bad position. One of the ways I think we've lost the narrative a little bit is we try to give people these extrinsic cues to correct their posture. Shoulders back and down, check your tint.

If you define posture as like the Latin word root is position. So what we're really saying is I have good position, I have bad position. Who brought, I have bad position. One of the ways I think we've lost the narrative a little bit is we try to give people these extrinsic cues to correct their posture. Shoulders back and down, check your tint.