09/02/2026
A asymmetrical spine changes how your upper back carries load. 📐
When a spinal curve or rib rotation pulls one shoulder blade forward, standard back exercises often cause one side to overwork while the other side goes dormant.
Doing generic squats or upper-back pulls won't fix this—it just reinforces the dominant pattern.
In this clip, watch how we use precise positioning during a squat to force both shoulder blades to engage evenly, stabilizing the thoracic spine without straining the neck.
Stop guessing with symmetrical workouts. If you have scoliosis or thoracic asymmetry and want a tailored movement plan, comment SHOULDER below and we'll send you the link to apply for our structural intake waitlist.