There are some great exercise equipment to help
with neck exercises, which can help with training as well as motivation.
A crucial part of correcting poor neck posture is the retraction & nodding
neck exercises which are designed to help gain control over postural neck muscles which have become weak and fatigued over time.
Since neck muscles are really small compared to other muscles in the body, all you need to do is add a couple
of neck exercises such as lying weighted neck extension and flexion per session to adequately stimulate them.
Chin tucks are the most
important neck exercise to help maintain good posture in the upper spine, and they are also a great exercise to help avoid or decrease certain types of neck pain.
For athletes such as boxers, football players, wrestlers, and fighters it is important to further strengthen the neck with
resistance neck exercises.
In a physical therapy clinic, patients with neck pain despise
doing neck exercises, but they know, if not completed, their neck pain will continue.
A typical training routine can include squats, benches, presses, deadlifts, and assistance work (dips, chin - ups,
neck exercises, and curls).
If you sit for long periods, take frequent breaks, even if only for 30 seconds to get up or do
the neck exercises.
Do
the neck exercises prior to the shoulder ones.
3) Practice your diaphragmatic breathing (deep breathing) for a few minutes before
the neck exercises.