BackJoy the posture authority will have the 2nd leg of posture playground which will happen on March 5 & 6, at SM Seaside Cebu.
BackJoy posture playground is a two- day fair to capture young and old alike to take on several challenges while they maintain their posture. These challenges are experiential activities that teach people how posture plays an important role in one’s life.
The Slack Line Challenge is the use of tightropes with tension between two anchor points to be able to balance and walk. During Slackline, a person engages its inner core which allows a person to protect the delicate structures of the spine. At some point, this is when your pelvis is upright and your whole spine follows with it thus achieving a persons ideal postural alignment.
The Spiderweb Challenge is use as a therapy to improve body’s structure, posture and alignment. It is base on the idea that the fibrous layers covering muscles – stiffens and shortens and loses elasticity after prolonged poor posture and mental stress. Thus, those people who will try out BackJoy spiderweb challenge faces his/ her physical and mental ability to get back to its neutral postural state.
Stacksitting is like stacking building blocks on a sound foundation. Tucking your pelvis compromises your body with a poor foundation. It will need extra support from your muscles to sit-up straight.
BackJoy brand is popular with its device called sitsmart. Sit smart automatically corrects sitting posture through active stabilization, with the users own body weight adjusting to a persons neutral position. A patented cupped design prevents the gluteus muscles from flattening under the user’s body weight, promoting increased circulation and reduced pressure and strain. Simple to use, the BackJoy also works in any seat, including automobiles. The BackJoy provides a customized fit to men and women of all shapes and sizes from 95 to 300 lbs.
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