Cupping guides
Forward head posture and better posture: why the head ends up in front of the body, exercises that help and cupping of the neck and upper back
Forward head posture is a head held in front of the body with rounded shoulders and a bent upper back, almost always from screens, phones and sitting. Every centimetre forward increases the load on the neck, giving tension pain, headaches and stiff shoulders. Here is the self-test, six exercises that actually correct the posture, the ergonomics that stop it coming back, and how cupping of the neck and upper back softens what has tightened.
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