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Last night I was watching the CBC national evening news and was absolutely inundated by Trivago advertising. Ah, the thrills of North American TV – not!

After reading up on the Trivago Guy, it is apparent that he has become somewhat of a scruffy spokesperson for Trivago, helping to build their brand awareness. Well, I looked him up too, so I guess it’s working!

What really struck me though was the Trivago Guy’s horrible neck posture – poor guy.

What’s up with Trivago Man’s neck? 

A man stands next to a screen displaying hotel search results on the Trivago website; two black lines cross his face. Help Trivago Guy find Posture Doctor – watch Posture Videos for tips on standing tall and confident.
Middle-aged man with short gray hair and a trimmed beard faces forward, centered against a white background with the text "for your ideal Hotel" beside him. Help Trivago Guy Find Posture Doctor – see posture videos. Black cross lines are over his face.

There is a lot wrong with his head and neck posture. I did a mini Posture Analysis on the man:

  • Right shoulder inferior to left (very!) – can suggest scoliosis
  • Head translated or shifted right – his right
  • Neck laterally bent left (his left ear sits lower)
A man in a gray shirt stands with arms slightly outstretched under the trivago logo, as if to help Trivago Guy find posture doctor advice—Posture Videos symbolized by a black vertical line and left-pointing arrow.

This kind of posture pattern in the head and neck could be a compensation for a problem lower down in the pelvis (anatomical short leg for example), but more than likely the Trivago Guy had a past trauma that injured the supportive structures in his neck, causing altered alignment over time.

Common traumas include:

  • car or motorbike accident
  • hit on the head
  • fall from a height (includes horses, off bikes, down stairs)

The Trivago Man or anyone with this kind of asymmetrical head and neck alignment may experience some of these symptoms:

  • headaches
  • tense, painful shoulders
  • neck pain
  • sinus trouble
  • brain fog
  • tingling hands or fingers
  • depression and/or anxiety
  • difficulty concentrating
  • vertigo

Please help Trivago guy find me!

What is your experience of head or neck trauma? 

Dr. Paula Moore

If you suspect you have a problem with your posture, and you can't stop slouching, because it hurts when you try, we have got the solution you've been waiting for. Posture Videos have been helping people correct their posture for a decade. With millions of people viewing our videos, and +25k enrolled students in 90+ countries around the world, Posture Videos is changing the face (or spine) of online healthcare. We are so glad you are here!

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