Tired Of Back Pain And Discomfort From Your Office Chair?
Even the best office chairs will give us some discomfort occasionally, especially when you sit in one for hours without getting up for a stretch or break, the human body simply isn’t designed to be locked in the same position for hours at a time.
If you study yourself as you work, you’ll likely discover when pain and discomfort begin to set in, your unconscious reaction is to move and vary the way you are sitting. This is your body’s way of telling you what you’re doing is unhealthy and you need to activate your muscles, get things moving and blood flowing through the arteries.
So, it’s important to make sure you sit in a high quality office chair ergonomically designed to move as you move and give proper support to your body all day long.
With that said, simply having a good chair doesn’t mean you can ignore the way you sit in it and interact with it. You need to address your work properly making sure you have your monitor set at a comfortable reading distance so you aren’t craning your neck forwards as you strain to read the screen.
Slouching is another common bad habit and this is all too easy to slip into particularly with cheaper budget chairs as they tend to force us to sit in a fairly rigid way usually at 90° and slouching is a means of trying to escape this straight jacketed posture.
More and more office chairs are being designed to give people a more open seating position where the angle at the hips is 110° or more. In the past this has presented manufacturers with a challenge because as users recline in their seats they lost visual contact with their screen and reclining tipped them up in the air.
Fortunately, a number of quality products now allow you to recline and stay in contact visually and bodily with your work area. Additionally, they also correctly support the back, neck and shoulders moving as you move allowing you to decide how you choose to sit and this all helps to greatly reduce niggling back pain, aches and discomfort.
Chairs worth taking a look at include the Embody, Leap, Aeron and Futu.
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This post is very true, and a lot of people would do well to take note of the key points. A chair can be as individual as the person sitting on it.
Other key chairs worth reviewing.
RH LOGIC
BMA
BODYBILT
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