Learn simple posture exercises to relieve neck, shoulder, and upper back tension caused by parenting. In this 20-minute virtual session, discover beginner-friendly mobility, strengthening, and posture tips for moms - whether you're newly postpartum or years into motherhood. No equipment needed.
Friday, August 21st
7:00 PM UTC
45 minMom Neck & Shoulder Pain Relief: 20-Minute Posture Reset for Moms
Friday, August 21st
7:00 PM UTC
45 minCan't make it? RSVP to receive the episode on AuggieTV
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Amie
About this event:
Motherhood is full of repetitive movements that can leave your neck, shoulders, and upper back feeling tight and overworked. From feeding and nursing to carrying little ones, hauling car seats, and bending over cribs or strollers, it's no wonder so many moms end the day sore and stiff. The good news? Small, intentional movements can make a big difference.
Join this practical 20-minute session to learn simple, beginner-friendly posture resets designed for real life. You'll be guided through gentle mobility exercises, everyday positioning tips, and foundational strengthening movements that help reduce tension and build better support through your upper back and shoulders. Every exercise is safe to do at home, requires no equipment, and can easily fit into even the busiest parenting schedule.
Whether you're just a few weeks postpartum or years into motherhood, you'll leave with easy strategies to improve posture, ease neck and shoulder discomfort, and feel more comfortable in your body. Come as you are, move at your own pace, and discover simple habits that can help you feel stronger and more supported every day.
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