Ideal posture involves symmetry between the left and right sides and balanced muscles. A line dropped along the body in ideal posture would pass behind the ear, through the shoulder and hip, and through the knee and ankle joints. Standing is a complex activity that can be active, maintaining an erect carriage, or passive, with small swaying movements while standing normally.
Ideal posture involves symmetry between the left and right sides and balanced muscles. A line dropped along the body in ideal posture would pass behind the ear, through the shoulder and hip, and through the knee and ankle joints. Standing is a complex activity that can be active, maintaining an erect carriage, or passive, with small swaying movements while standing normally.
Ideal posture involves symmetry between the left and right sides and balanced muscles. A line dropped along the body in ideal posture would pass behind the ear, through the shoulder and hip, and through the knee and ankle joints. Standing is a complex activity that can be active, maintaining an erect carriage, or passive, with small swaying movements while standing normally.
Ideal posture is considered to involve symmetry between the left and
right sides, as well as muscle balance between them. If a line is dropped
along the side of the body, in ideal posture the line would pass behind the ear, through the shoulder, just behind the hip joint, throught the knee joint and just in front of the right malleolus of the ankle. Standing may seem like a simple activity, but in actuality it is highly complex. Standing is sometimes differentiated into active standing (erect standing) and passive standing (sway standing) (Osullivan, Grahamslaw, Kendell, Lapenskie, Moller & Karen, 2002). Active standing involves maintaining an erect standing carriage, while passive standing involves standing normally, while usually involves small swaying movements from side to side or forwards and back.