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We map exactly which muscles are tight and which are weak.
Years of the same posture write new patterns into your muscles and joints. We find exactly which ones, and retrain them before the pain becomes permanent.
What It Is
Posture isn’t about “sitting up straight.” It’s about which muscles got strong from overuse and which ones went quiet from underuse, built up over years at a desk or behind a wheel, not in a single day.
A forward head, rounded shoulders, or an arched low back happen because certain muscles, like your chest and hip flexors, get tight and short, while their opposites, like your upper back, deep neck flexors, and glutes, get weak and long. Your postural realignment evaluation maps exactly which muscles on your body fit that pattern.
From there, treatment is targeted: lengthening what’s tight, strengthening what’s weak, and retraining the position itself so your body defaults to it without thinking, not just correcting the moment we cue you.
Built from your posture, not a generic cue
What It Helps
If your pain seems to trace back to how you sit or stand all day, there’s a good chance your posture is part of the cause.
What A Session Looks Like
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We map exactly which muscles are tight and which are weak.
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We lengthen what’s short and strengthen what’s underused.
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We retrain the position into a habit that holds outside the gym.
Why It Works
Targets the specific muscles behind your posture, not a general cue.
Addresses years of pattern, not just today’s slouch.
Reduces strain feeding your neck, shoulder, or back pain.
Builds habits that hold up at your desk and in daily life.
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Questions, Answered
Yes. It takes longer to change a pattern that took years to build, but the muscles behind your posture respond to the same lengthening and strengthening work at any age. We map your specific pattern first, then build a plan with an endpoint instead of an open-ended reminder to sit up straight.
No. A cue only works while you’re thinking about it. We identify which specific muscles are tight and which are weak behind your posture, then lengthen and strengthen those muscles directly, so the correct position becomes what your body defaults to, not something you have to remember.
Postural realignment is billed as part of your physical therapy visit, and most plans cover it. We verify your exact benefits before your first session, so there’s no surprise on your bill. Questions before then? Call Cherry Hill at 856-424-0993 or Burlington at 609-880-0880.
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Request a time and a real person calls you back, usually within two business hours. No phone tree. No ‘someone will reach out.’ Just a plan.
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