U.S., Nov. 3 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07910578) titled 'Immediate Effects of Postural Restoration Exercises and Breathing on Shoulder and Pelvic Mobility' on Oct. 27.
Brief Summary: Prolonged sedentary behavior and habitual poor posture often lead to asymmetrical muscular loading and restricted joint mobility, such as glenohumeral internal rotation deficit (GIRD). Traditional interventions primarily focus on passive, localized stretching. However, the human body functions as an interconnected kinetic chain, where the mobility of distal joints (like the shoulder) is heavily influenced by the axial alignment of the thorax and pelvis, as well as breathing mechanics.
This study aims to inves...