When & Why "Anterior Pelvic Tilt" is NOT a Helpful Diagnosis [w/ guest Shant Rahman]

In this episode of the Bendy & Strong Podcast, I have guest Shant Rahman on to discuss posture.

Some topics we cover:
- Destigmatising posture
- Is there such thing as "good" or "bad" posture?
- When is "anterior pelvic tilt" an UNhelpful diagnosis?
- When can postural deviations (e.g. exaggerated lordosis) actually enhance sporting performance?
- Are the people who say "there's no such thing as bad posture" taking things too far?
- What we want to see instead of the "anterior pelvic tilt" diagnosis
- & of course... how this all relates in to hypermobility, EDS, and other hypermobility conditions

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Some more podcasts w/ Shant:

"Safe" Exercises That Aren't So Safe w/ Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome & Hypermobility

Training Basics That Will Help You Train Autonomously With Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

My SIJ subluxed after training - here's what we did [w/ guest Shant Rahman]

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DISCLAIMER: this is not medical advice or a substitute for medical advice! Find a good doctor and work with them and make sure you have clearance to exercise before starting anything new.

Your Host - Annie Short: Strength Coach, Exercise Scientist, Powerlifter, Bodybuilder, and Ehlers-Danlos'er

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Featuring Guest Host: Shant Rahman

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Use code ANNIE100 for $100 off (hypermobile patients)
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