Uneven Shoulder Posture analysis

APT Detection

Understanding uneven shoulder
Uneven shoulders, also known as shoulder asymmetry, is a condition where one shoulder appears higher or lower than the other. A variety of factors can cause uneven shoulders, and it's often a combination of these factors that contributes to shoulder asymmetry.
Some common causes include:
Muscle imbalances cause uneven shoulders.
Poor posture, like slouching, leads to shoulder asymmetry.
Scoliosis
Leg length differences affect shoulder alignment.
Past shoulder trauma.
Repetitive one-sided tasks in certain jobs contribute to uneven shoulders.

Symptoms:
Visibly higher or lower position of one shoulder.
Possible discomfort or pain in the shoulder, neck, or back.
Reduced mobility or stiffness on one side.

How to analyze uneven shoulders posture

To analyze uneven shoulders, first capture or upload required photos using the shoulder analysis feature within the FlexiTrace posture analysis app.

Analysis detail

Select the detailed report to see calculated angles and alignments in pdf file. Finally, press the Add to history button in the bottom to save the data and assign it to your subject's profile and see the detailed results in history section.



Corrective Exercises



Real-time feedback:
You receive instant feedback on your posture.

Data protection and ethics
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Conclusion
Uneven shoulders are caused by multiple factors like muscle imbalances, poor posture, injuries, and repetitive tasks. Using the FlexiTrace app, you can easily analyze and assessment shoulder asymmetry via posture photos. Key measurements to check are shoulder angle differences, horizontal line alignment, and body gradation. Targeted stretches and exercises like shoulder circles, wall push-ups, and doorway stretches performed slowly and carefully can help realign uneven shoulders over time. The FlexiTrace app provides real-time feedback to track progress. With consistent corrective exercise guided by posture analysis, you can work to correct uneven shoulders.