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Unless you have specific support for that, as in a special chair/desk setup, that's horrible advice. I'd almost like to see what you're doing since I can't ima
by zedshaw 16y ago
Unless you have specific support for that, as in a special chair/desk setup, that's horrible advice. I'd almost like to see what you're doing since I can't imagine it being comfortable. You got a picture maybe?
- StavrosK 16y agoUnfortunately I don't, as the chair I have now is a stupid dorm chair. Any office chair with an adjustable back will do, just make it go back 120 degrees...
- ShardPhoenix 16y agoAll you need is a chair that you can lean back in. Preferably one with a high back.
- AgentConundrum 16y agoDidn't the BBC recently report about a study which concluded that obtuse sitting angles were actually better for your back than right angles? (As always, acute angles suck) If that's true, then his 120 degree sitting position might not be horrible after all. That said, if he's in essentially a lying position all day, there could be other issues (like loss of muscle definition) at play.
- jeebusroxors 16y agoI read that as well (can't recall where). Here is one reference I did find: http://ergo.human.cornell.edu/DEA3250notes/sitting.html http://ergo.human.cornell.edu/DEA3250notes/sitting.html