"on posture" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it when referring to a person's posture, as in, "The teacher gave a lecture on posture to the students."
This phenomenon, we will call mirror sniffing, may stem from several different mechanisms: One can consider mirror sniffing in the context of mimicry, namely the unaware tendency of individuals to take on posture and mannerisms of those around them.
A physiological disorder affecting the formation of the spine will always have a negative effect on posture and balance, leading to overloading and postural disorders in response to the changes in muscle tension.
Any task that encourages you to sit in one position for long hours can wreak havoc on posture.
These youths (4 females, one male) were recruited from a previous study on posture assessment performed at the Sainte-Justine University Hospital Center in Montreal.
You'll focus on posture, breathing, projection, harmony and ensemble work.
Pilates also focuses on posture and can help prevent backache.
Resonance phenomena were observed between 4 and 9 Hz and depended on posture.
"We failed to keep a real hands-on posture with aid," said Mr. Brynn, who served as a diplomat on the continent for 17 years in six different countries.
This study did not evaluate the effectiveness of AT sessions, but the immediate effect on posture when subjects were given instructions similar to the initial guidance given by AT teachers.
In martial arts, how can I learn to physically relax more and rely less on muscle strength, more on posture/leverage?
The decision tree was created on the basis of simple recommendations on the dosage of sodium bicarbonate relying on posture/ability to stand and degree of dehydration as described in a retrospective analysis by Lorenz and Lorch [ 9].
