This video focuses on neck and back stretches to prevent and correct forward head posture.
You will need:
– Chair
– T3 Massager (http://bit.ly/2x84MjN)
– Neck Restore (http://bit.ly/2vMDRLa)
– Foam Roller (http://bit.ly/2xv6ONL)
– TeeterBell
– Teeter Inversion Table (http://bit.ly/2zde0zV)
eeter partnered with Corrective Exercise Specialist Josh Lewis to develop routines designed to build support and stability around the spine and reduce or prevent back pain.
Watch more of our Daily Movement Routines : https://youtu.be/mOsIwXcBNeo
Working 8+ hours at a desk every day can have significant negative effects on your health. In addition to taking breaks to walk around (even if it’s just to the water cooler and back), stretching is a critical part of fighting off the “sitting disease” while working in an office.
The number one complaint by desk workers who are sitting all day is that of lower back and neck pain. By stretching and staying flexible, you can eliminate or significantly reduce work-based strain.
Sitting has been linked to a number of health conditions such as obesity and cardiovascular disease. Moving throughout the day may help you avoid these risks. Stretching allows you to release tension in overworked muscles while reducing the risk for overcompensation from stronger muscles. What’s more, stretching helps to reset length-tension relationships between working muscles. This means that muscles will be at their correct length without tightness and you’ll notice the benefits of this in your day-to-day life. If possible, switching to a Sit-Stand Desk will help as well.
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