“Dysfunction is an observable condition… the body sends us a message and a picture; I suppose you could call it an anatomical postcard. But we persist in misreading the postcard. One reason is that we’ve gotten so used to seeing the characteristics of dysfunction all around us that they look normal.” Pete Egoscue

The previous chapters are a thorough starting place for understanding posture therapy, but there is much more to learn for the interested parties. This comes not just from the hundreds of exercises designed to improve posture. The real skill and art come in the form of functional testing and fitting those hundreds of exercises into the proper sequences to effectively relieve symptoms while accurately predicting the ones likely to worsen symptoms. This kind of finesse only comes with experience.