This study has drawn the following conclusion based on earlier results and discussions. To learn
about changes in muscle activation around the neck after neck stabilization exercises, this study
performed CCF exercise, upper-extremity and lower-extremity cross exercise in a four-point kneeling
position with CCF, and gym ball exercise with CCF on 25 healthy adults with forward head posture.
The test results confirmed statistically significant differences in muscle activation of the upper
trapezius and splenius capitis. Accordingly, neck stabilization exercises will be able to reduce the
likelihood that individuals with risk factors for neck and shoulder pain develop diseases by inducing a
balanced activation of the neck and shoulder muscles. In addition, these exercises will present an
effective method for disease prevention and healthcare.