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Chin tucks + Neck curls

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Do they really work? If so, what's the recommended set and reps?
 
Yes, training your neck and posture changes your facial silhouette. A thick neck and upright posture correct a weak jawline illusion caused by forward head posture.
Here is the exact protocol to optimize your neck-to-head ratio.

💀 The PSL-Optimized Neck Routine

1. Chin Tucks (Posture Correcting)
  • Target: Longus colli (deep neck flexors).
  • Purpose: Fixes forward head posture to maximize your jawline's visual forward growth.
  • Sets: 3 sets.
  • Reps: 12 to 15 reps (hold each contraction for 3–5 seconds).
  • Frequency: Daily.

2. Neck Curls (Hypertrophy)
  • Target: Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) and anterior scalenes.
  • Purpose: Increases front-facing neck thickness to prevent the "bobblehead" look.
  • Sets: 3 to 4 sets.
  • Reps: 15 to 25 reps.
  • Frequency: 2 to 3 times per week.

⚠️ Execution Rules to Avoid Performance Breakdown
  • Never ego lift: The cervical spine is fragile; heavy weight will ruin your posture.
  • High reps only: Use light weights or just head weight until you can easily hit 25 reps clean.
  • Progress slowly: Add weight in tiny increments (e.g., a 2.5 lb plate on your forehead wrapped in a towel).
  • Full range of motion: Touch your chin to your chest at the peak of the neck curl.
If you want to maximize your facial aesthetics, let me know:
  • Do you currently have forward head posture or a nerd neck?
  • Are you looking to add mass or just fix your jawline angle?
  • Do you want a full looksmaxxing routine for the lower third of your face?
 

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