Fyzio / zdravotné cvičenie

Postural training

Exercise for better body control, trunk stability and balance, so your body can handle load at work, in sport and throughout the day.

60 min

individual

€35

Postural training at Cvičisko

Postural training

What you'll gain

  • Trunk stability A strong centre of the body for every movement.
  • Balance Confidence when standing, walking and in sport.
  • Strength that holds The muscles important for controlling body position.
  • Less overload Coping better with long periods of sitting and work.

60 min

How it works

  1. 10 minAssessment We look at your posture, stability and balance.
  2. 20 minStabilisation Exercises for the trunk and pelvis in different positions.
  3. 15 minBalance and coordination Balance and coordination exercises.
  4. 15 minStrength and carryover Strength exercises and carryover into work, sport and everyday life.

Who will guide you

Ondrej Čičo, personal trainer

Mgr. Ondrej Čičo

Osobný tréner

Ružinov

Bc. Matej Suder

Osobný tréner

Ružinov

Mgr. Andrej Seidl

Osobný tréner

Ružinov

Mgr. Aneta Kováč Hartlová, physiotherapist

Mgr. Aneta Kováč Hartlová

Fyzioterapeut

Ružinov

Jozef Bortňák, personal trainer

Mgr. Jozef Bortňák

Osobný tréner

Kramáre

Marek Rechtorik, personal trainer

Marek Rechtorík

Osobný tréner

Kramáre

Book a session

Postural muscle exercise focuses on improving body control, stability, balance and the ability to maintain a suitable position during movement and everyday activities.

More than a “straight back”

In practice, it isn’t just about “correct posture”, but above all about the body’s ability to respond to load and changing conditions. That’s why we use strength, stability, balance and coordination exercises according to the needs of each person.

What we focus on

The exercise can focus mainly on:

  • trunk and pelvic stability
  • balance and coordination
  • strength of the muscles important for controlling body position
  • mobility
  • handling load better at work, in sport and in everyday movement

The goal isn’t to create one “perfect” body position, but to improve the body’s ability to move, stabilise and adapt to different situations.

Postural training goes well with the SM System, DNS training and compensatory exercises.

What the science says

Research shows that regular exercise can improve balance, muscle strength and postural control. Strength training, for example, has a positive effect on balance in adults and older people.

A 2024 systematic review also showed that various forms of strengthening and mobilisation exercises can influence some parameters of posture.

However, there is no single universal type of exercise or one “correct posture” that suits everyone.

Zdroje

Frequently asked questions

Anything still unclear? Write to info@cvicisko.sk or give us a call.

For people who want to improve their stability, balance and movement control, or handle everyday or sports load better.
Exercise can influence some parameters of posture, but the goal isn’t to achieve one “ideal” position. Strength, mobility and the ability to change position according to the situation matter more.
Yes. Especially when combined with regular movement, strength training and breaking up long periods of sitting.
Regular training increases strength and movement capacity, but the risk of injury is influenced by many factors. That’s why it can’t be said that “postural exercise” alone will prevent injuries.

A weak body commands, a strong body obeys

Your first appointment starts with a short chat so we know what we're working with. After that, you just show up.