The importance of initial diagnosis and interventional excercises on posture

The article describes the importance of diagnosing differences in lower limb length and the impact on overall musculoskeletal stability and the effectiveness of regular interventional exercise. A case report of one person is used in the article. An analysis of the length of the lower limbs was performed using radiographs, anthropometric measurements and photodocumentation. Based on the results, an intervention program was designed, which included the Dorn method and Spiral Spinal Stabilization exercise for 3 months at a frequency of 2-3 times a day for 15 minutes. The exercises were continuously modified to always meet the current need for correction of the area. Exit examination shows that the foot position has improved as well as muscle corset and posture. The client continues to exercise and is without difficulties.