Neck & Shoulders Revive
The Movement Blueprint for Screen-Bound Professionals
Who's it for?
Desk & screen workers who sit for hours
Anyone with tight, achy shoulders or a stiff neck
Rounded-forward, “computer” posture
Tension that creeps up into headaches
How often?
3–4 times a week — or any time your neck and shoulders feel tight.
Long hours at a workstation force your nervous system into a defensive posture—rounding the shoulders, compressing the cervical spine, and locking down the upper back. This step-by-step masterclass goes beyond simple stretches. It systematically mobilizes your thoracic spine, restores scapular control, and re-educates your neck and shoulders to hang effortlessly in neutral alignment. Perfect for executives, programmers, and desk-bound high performers who want to eliminate tension without stopping their work.
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Thoracic Extension & Flexion
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Thoracic Flexion with Side Bending
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Thoracic Flexion with Rotation
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Thoracic Around the World
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Supine Pec Fly & Snow Angels
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Side-Lying Open Book
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Prone Thoracic Extension
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Prone Thoracic Extension with Rotation
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Seated/Kneeling Dissociation Shrug with Cervical Rotation
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Seated/Kneeling Dissociation Shrug with Cervical Side Bend
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Seated/Kneeling Shoulder Protraction & Retraction
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Seated/Kneeling Shoulder Diamond & Circles
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