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You don't really have to stand still, you can fidget around. Stand on one leg, switch to the other. Shake a little to the music, etc.. Switch to sitting from ti
by wesley 16y ago
You don't really have to stand still, you can fidget around. Stand on one leg, switch to the other. Shake a little to the music, etc.. Switch to sitting from time to time. If you're hardcore you can even get a treadmill to go with it.
- peterwwillis 16y agoIf you're hardcore you can even get a treadmill to go with it. So in a recent episode of PAX TV they showed one of the penny arcade creators had a gaming system installed in front of a treadmill. Obviously programming's going to be a lot more difficult while walking than playing a video game, so perhaps program the treadmill to move forward a few feet every 30 seconds or so? It might be enough of a small change that you can learn to ignore the small movement while standing and may keep the body from getting stiff.
- electromagnetic 16y agoGet a bar-stool height chair for your work station and place it slightly too far away from your desk for sitting, encouraging you to 'perch', which is good for your posture, but may also allow you to switch more stream-lessly.