Fix Your Posture, Rewire Your Brain: The Hidden Key to Energy, Confidence, and Performance 🧠⚡TTST Interview with Chiropractor Dr. Brett Hill from Your Posture Program
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🔥Show Notes🗒
Dr. Brett Hill is a chiropractor, entrepreneur, and speaker who’s changing the way we think about posture, movement, and brain health. He founded Xperience Life Chiropractic and developed YourPostureProgram.com—an online solution that helps people transform their posture and health from anywhere in the world.. Dr. Hill empowers individuals to look better and feel better by fixing their posture through practical, effective strategies that fit into everyday life.
📣QUOTE: “The brain and nervous system needs three things really to survive. It needs glucose… it needs oxygen… and it needs activation.” 🧠 - Dr. Brett Hill
Coach Fergie’s Top 5+ Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:
- Posture is nervous system training, not a reminder to “stand up straight.” 🧠
- The brain adapts to what it repeats most, so constant sitting, driving, and screen time quietly program the body. 📱
- Posture directly impacts confidence because physical tone shapes mental state and projected energy. 💪
- Collapsing forward restricts rib expansion, alters breathing mechanics, and limits oxygen — a non-negotiable for the brain. 🌬️
- Peak performance depends on three essentials: glucose, oxygen, and activation. Miss one and everything suffers. ⚙️
- The real cheat code is staying relaxed and tall, not tense and rigid. 😌
🔹 Valuable Time-Stamps🔹
🕒 [00:04:12 ] Considered med school origins
🕒 [00:07:58 ] Neuroplastic change through activation
🕒 [00:10:37 ] Glucose oxygen activation basics
🕒 [00:13:05 ] No time costs later
🕒 [00:22:44 ] String tall posture reset
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Artwork courtesy of Dylan Allen
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