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Congrats on getting yourself better. Information helps, but you've got to apply it and not everyone does. Regarding #1: Interesting observation about the horse
by lemonberry 9y ago
Congrats on getting yourself better. Information helps, but you've got to apply it and not everyone does.
Regarding #1: Interesting observation about the horse and camel riding. However, I think there's more hip extension involved in both of those activities. I imagine there's also more muscle engagement in both too. Still an interesting point though. Makes me wonder if there's middle ground, regarding hip extension, while sitting. People typically talk about sitting vs standing at desks. I wonder if there's a place for chairs that sit higher off the ground to allow for more hip extension and sitting on the edge.
All speculation on my part.
- nextos 9y agoActive chairs imitate that kind of activity when seating. After some years using Aeron and Embody, I switched to an active chair and never looked back. Some active chairs are listed in this old review: http://www.nerdgranny.com/review-ergonomic-chairs/ http://www.nerdgranny.com/review-ergonomic-chairs/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Opsvik https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Opsvik needs to be better known outside Scandinavia.
- ndh2 9y agoWe'll probably see an evolution from sitting desk to standing desk to walking desk to mechanical bull desk.
- tboyd47 9y agoHah! Please no.
- ubercow13 9y agoA saddle chair fits that way of sitting better. Has anyone had experience with those? I have tried one briefly and it was comfortable but I am not sure what a full day's work on one would be like.
- lemonberry 9y agoInteresting, I had to search for an image and recognized them right away. Hadn't really given them much thought in the past, but now I'll have to track one down and give it a shot.