An Empirical Study on Improving Spinal Health of College Students via Multi-Module Spinal Intervention Based on SNB-DT Theory

INTERVENTION: Control group:Maintain their original lifestyle without additional specialized spinal training or other related treatments.;SNB‐DT Intervention Group:Subjects received systematic intervention training consisting of si Xthemed workshops: daily postural behavior control, spinal chain exercise, head neutral position control, pelvic neutral position control, core stability training, and respiratory pattern regulation.; CONDITION: Scoliosis PRIMARY OUTCOME: Angle of Trunk Rotation(ATR);Thoracic Kyphosis Angle;Lumbar Lordosis Angle; INCLUSION CRITERIA: 1.Aged between 18 and 24 years old 2.Present with spinal health impairments 3.Voluntarily participate and sign the informed consent form 4.Free from acute respiratory infections or acute sports injuries within the past 3 months, and capable of completing all tests and training sessions.