Posture assessment · Sydney North Shore

Understand how your body moves—not just how it looks.

IKKYU’s posture and movement assessment explores patterns that may be relevant to recurring tension, stiffness and restricted movement.

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A functional approach

There is no single “perfect” posture.

Posture changes throughout the day. The goal is not to force your body into one ideal shape, but to understand comfort, control, movement options and the demands placed on you by work, sport and daily life.

Assessment does not provide a medical diagnosis. It helps guide the scope and focus of an IKKYU corrective massage session.

What may be observed

Relevant patterns, considered together

Standing and sitting

How you organise your body in common positions and where you feel effort or restriction.

Everyday movement

Relevant bending, turning, reaching, walking or other movements connected to your goals.

Balance and symmetry

Differences may be observed without assuming that every asymmetry is a problem.

Comfort and range

Which positions or movements feel limited, uncomfortable or difficult to control.

Work and activity demands

Desk setup, commuting, lifting, training or parenting tasks that shape your daily load.

Whole-body connections

How the neck, shoulders, spine, pelvis, hips and other areas may interact.

How assessment supports treatment

Observe. Explain. Treat. Reassess.

Observe

Identify patterns relevant to your concern and goals.

Explain

Share observations in clear, practical language.

Apply

Use the findings to guide treatment, movement suggestions and self-care.

Who may find it useful

For recurring or movement-related concerns

Assessment may be useful if discomfort returns after temporary relief, desk work leaves you stiff, movement feels uneven or restricted, or you want exercises chosen for your actual presentation rather than a generic programme.

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Start with a clearer picture of how you move.

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