change posture (Meaning)

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change posture (v)

undergo a change in bodily posture

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After sitting for hours at their desk, the office worker stood up to stretch and change posture.
The yoga instructor guided the class through various poses, encouraging participants to change posture mindfully.
As the weightlifter lifted the barbell, they adjusted their grip and changed posture to maintain proper form.
The soldier was trained to quickly change posture in combat situations, moving from standing to crouching or prone positions as needed.
The physical therapist recommended a series of exercises to help the patient improve flexibility and change posture to alleviate back pain.
The dancer seamlessly changed posture as they moved across the stage, transitioning from elegant poses to dynamic movements.
During meditation, practitioners often change posture to find a comfortable position that allows for deep relaxation and focus.
The horse rider learned how to change posture to maintain balance and control while riding at different gaits.
The gymnast demonstrated incredible flexibility, effortlessly changing posture as they executed complex routines on the balance beam.
The hiker adjusted their backpack and changed posture to distribute weight evenly and reduce strain on their shoulders and back.

undergo a change in bodily posture

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After sitting for hours at their desk, the office worker stood up to stretch and change posture.

The yoga instructor guided the class through various poses, encouraging participants to change posture mindfully.

As the weightlifter lifted the barbell, they adjusted their grip and changed posture to maintain proper form.

The soldier was trained to quickly change posture in combat situations, moving from standing to crouching or prone positions as needed.