In 2024, The Journal of American Medical Association mentioned that annually over 14 million people in this country will call 911 due to a fall. And there’s probably millions more that do not make that call. 

That said, you can’t improve your posture and balance by just telling yourself, ‘I’ve got to stand up straight. I have to sit up straight,’ it simply doesn’t work. But we CAN retrain the brain and the body. We can do work on the software (communication between the brain and the muscles) and the hardware (muscle activation). 

In my Posture & Balance course we’ll be looking at the postural muscles, retraining them for sitting and standing. We’re going to be looking at center of mass over base of support so we don't lean forward or hunch. We’re also going to take a look at reactive neuromuscular training where we use an external stimulus to kind of trick the subconscious brain.

As just one example, many of my students have told me that learning to ground the three pads of their feet may be their most important take-away, it’s actually helped prevent falls for some of them. For static stability, there is probably nothing better.

In the fourth and final video, I put all of the exercises together and you’ll be able to follow along for a complete balance and posture workout. 

I invite you to join me in improving your posture and your balance!

—Steve Avellino
ReverseTheAgingProcesses.com

Our feet and ankles are major players with our balance and they can be responsible for knees and hips wearing out prematurely.

They are our foundation and they affect everything upstream. This course is not just about foot and ankle pain. It’s also about balance. Age related gait changes normally start between the ages of 60 and 70 and they include decreased stride length, decreased cadence and an increase in our walking base.

In my Feet & Ankles course we’ll be looking at be looking at the interrelationship between the feet and the glutes, and how underperforming arches can cause energy leaks in the ankles.

I have 10 exercises for the feet, and 7 exercises for the ankles, the combination will start making our feet and ankles healthier and more functional. 

It's weird, after just five days of training, I'm walking with a spring in my step, I feel more stable, and I feel younger!

In the fourth and final video, I put all of the exercises together and you’ll be able to follow along for a complete foot and ankle workout. 

In the fourth and final video, I put all of the exercises together and you’ll be able to follow along for a complete foot and ankle workout. 

I invite you to join me in improving your dynamic stability!

—Steve Avellino
ReverseTheAgingProcesses.com

The all new Neck & Shoulder program has become a very popular program for a number of reasons. First of all, we have a lot of neck and shoulder pain in this country and this program has provided quite a bit of relief for many people. As another example, a lot of people pulling out onto the highway while driving lack the neck mobility to turn and see oncoming traffic without actually shifting their torso.

For me personally, last year at my grandson's fifth birthday, I was able to throw the football around with him. Two years ago, I wouldn’t even have considered it because of the pain. And my all-time favorite, three or four times a year, someone will come up to me and say, “Thank you for the program. It’s so much easier reaching up on the top shelf for my wine glass after dinner.”

If you have a neck problem, you have a shoulder problem. And if you have a shoulder problem, you have a neck problem because they are attached.

A couple years ago, I had an MRI and it showed I had a fully torn supraspinatus muscle, which is the upper most rotator cuff muscle, and surgery was recommended. A couple years later, I do have some instability in the shoulder, but I no longer have pain, and I did not have the surgery, which is obviously a great thing. Sometimes all you need to do is create space in the area which has the impingement, and I will show you the movement I did to create that space. 

Over four courses I'll show you how the neck and shoulder are interconnected, and how when you improve one that will improve the other.

In the fourth and final video, I put all of the exercises together and you’ll be able to follow along for a complete neck & shoulder workout.

I invite you to join me in improving your neck and shoulder mobility!

—Steve Avellino
ReverseTheAgingProcesses.com

If you have a posture and or balance issue, knee and or back pain, you may have a core activation problem. Now, notice I said activation, not strength.

We can test the core to determine if it's a hardware issue, strength, or a communication issue, software.

Going back to the strength issue, years ago you would go to the doctor complaining of lower back pain and they would say that your core is weak and would tell you to do a bunch of sit-ups and crunches.

During the day we use the core standing, walking, and sitting. We use the core while standing, why are we training it lying down?

You can activate intrinsic muscles in the feet that are going to talk to these small stabilizer muscles in the lumbo pelvic core area to create postural changes. I’ve seen this happen hundreds of times. If we activate the core, we can improve posture and balance in most people and for some people, we can relieve back and or knee pain.

In the fourth and final video of this course, I put all of the exercises together and you’ll be able to follow along for a complete core movement routine. 

I invite you to join me in improving your dynamic stability!

—Steve Avellino
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