Premium Posture Corrector Shoulder Back Support Belt for Men and Women

How Long Should I Wear The Posture Pro?
If you're looking to improve your posture you should wear the Posture Corrector daily for 15 - 20 minutes for the first two weeks, then add an extra 20 minutes to your daily routine. Please note not to over-tighten your brace as this can cause excessive tension across the chest area, avoid these conditions, and don't extend your use for over an extended time period.

Can you sleep with your Premium Posture Brace?
Wearing your posture pro back brace for posture can be extremely uncomfortable, We here at Coral Trends don't recommend wearing your Posture Pro when you sleep.

How long does the Posture Pro take to work?

Our Posture Corrector provides relief from back pain

With most hunched in front of our laptops and other gadgets, shoulder tension, back pain, and headaches are becoming increasingly common. It's no doubt that our computers, smartphones, and office chairs turn us into a generation of chronic slouchers.

But the thing is, there are ways to address the pain and discomfort caused by poor posture. You can find posture correctors specially designed for office workers and those whose job involves sitting for long periods of hours. These posture correctors will help ease your back pain while improving the way you sit or stand. It is useful particularly for those who have hectic schedules with no time to do stretching breaks.

Keeps you energized

When you have a busy day ahead, there's nothing worse than feeling unproductive and lazy. Although sleep, a balanced diet, and exercise are the most common solution for this, did you know that your form on you sit or stand can also affect your energy levels?

According to experts, your spine's alignment has a direct effect on the amount of energy that your body produces. This is where posture correctors come into play. This tool helps in keeping your head, neck, and shoulders aligned, giving you an instant flow of energy at times you need it the most.

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Supporting all the right areas to align your neck and spine, the goal is to train your posture to maintain its upright position, all the while allowing you to see the end goal.

This back brace fits seamlessly under your clothes giving no indication of the extra help!  

Boosts confidence

Having a good posture is one of the traits that most people incorporate with confidence. The classic chest out, chin up, and hands-on-hips pose synonymous with charisma, self-esteem, and power. It is an uncommon sight to see successful people hunched over with a closed-off posture. This shows signs that they believe in their ability, in themselves, and they feel confident.

A posture corrector can help you adapt to a more open and assertive stance in any given situation. Also, for sure, confidence and poise are attractive not only to potential employers or business partners but to romantic partners as well.

Facilitates breathing

Practicing a good posture can also help you breathe a massive sigh of relief. Maintaining a straight back will assist in opening up airways, allowing your lungs more room to expand. As a result, more oxygen can enter your bloodstream and improve blood circulation. These factors can aid in enhanced brain function as well as keeping your muscles healthy.

Various studies have shown that people who maintain good posture can concentrate better on their work and excels better than their slouching counterparts.

Reduces stress

Managing stress levels for most is a daily challenge. However, maintaining a properly aligned spine signals our body to produce fewer stress hormones called cortisol. This will aid in helping us feel a greater sense of inner calm. No wonder experts agreed that it is much easier to face frustrating situations if they maintain good posture.

 Understandably, being mindful of our posture takes practice. Although it is not always practical to get into a lotus position, smart posture correctors can help provide a more strategic way to get in touch with your body and start practicing good posture.