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I wish I could invest in whichever back doctor is closest to you

• tptacek 9y ago
  You really think one form of sitting is better than another? I think I'd rather alternate between slouching for 40 minutes and then walking around for 10 then to sit at a desk. But, we'll see how my experiment pans out! (I worked from a couch at WeWork for a year prior to this and it didn't seem to ruin me).
  • mvid 9y ago
    I've been told so by some back professionals. I don't think it's that one form of sitting is better than another, everything else being equal. It's more about the neck alignment to the direction of your hips, which couches are notoriously bad about. It probably makes the difference that you have a swing arm, and aren't looking at a machine on your knees.
• tunesmith 9y ago
  I've been doing the laptop and easy-chair thing for years. Posture isn't bad, pressure is somewhat easily distributed. It's great as long as you have a chair that supports the head/neck.
• dandersh 9y ago
  I had been working primarily remote (1-2 days in office for 6) alternating between standing and sitting in my recliner. Switched jobs where I was expected in office 5 days a week for 8+ hours. Friday night the first week I was there I tore a disc in my back. It wasn't until I left and took some time off that it fully healed and allowed me to strengthen my core. Needless to say my current job is heavy remote with flexible time in the office that I took over a higher paying position.