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Ozzie Gontang wrote: > If your running is impacting your neck, I would look at your posture > and how you sit, stand, walk, move and especially how you hold our > head when reading or at your computer screen. > > Check out the Alexander Technique, Feldenkrais Method, or go to > www.abe.com and put in "Mensendieck" book title: "Look Better Feel > Better" and purchase this out of print book. Best investment you'll > make about changing the way you look at your posture and how > it,....and maybe your running form are destroying your support > structure. thanks for advice - will look into it. As a matter of fact the thing that bothers my neck the most is sitting at the computer for extended periods of time. But I always thought my posture was great, very erect! Especially compared to pot-bellied friends who are sloping up at shoulders, almost like a dowager's hump.
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