This document describes the physical examination findings and treatment plan for a 21-year-old student presenting with thoracic hyperkyphosis and compensatory lumbar lordosis. The examination revealed forward head, hyperextended cervical spine, abducted scapulae, increased thoracic flexion, hyperextended lumbar spine, and anterior pelvic tilt. Range of motion testing showed hypomobility in the upper dorsal and lower dorsal spine. The treatment plan focuses on strengthening spinal extensors and stabilizer muscles, improving posture and proprioception, and increasing joint mobility in the restricted dorsal spine areas.