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It's not comfortable but I don't think that's the worst chair especially if you pay attention how you sit in it. The worst chair is the cheap office chair that
by grugagag 6y ago
It's not comfortable but I don't think that's the worst chair especially if you pay attention how you sit in it. The worst chair is the cheap office chair that is often misaligned, wobbly and encouraging you to rest your back in a wrong way. And the free rotating swivel makes sure you are you really have a bad posture and not being able to sit properly. I relearned to sit down and now prefer a rigid surface and most often don't rest my back on anything. If your back is tired and you need to use the backrest it's time to get up and walk around a bit.
- adamnemecek 6y agoYou shouldn't have to pay attention to how you sit in it. there is literally only one position to sit in.
- grugagag 6y agoYou should absolutely pay attention to how you sit if you’ve learned to it wrong. Once the proper habit is built you no longer have to pay attention, just check yourself once in a while so you don’t slowly go back to the old habits. I unlearned and relearned sitting habits in my 30s after having back pain. Now in my 40s im doing much better than in my my 20s. Once in a while I catch myself in a bad sitting posture but it seems to be getting better and better.
- KozmoNau7 6y agoYou can almost certainly improve how you sit down. A lot of people just sort of flop down and sit with their hips slid forward and a pronounced bend in their back. Anecdotally I have also noticed many of the same people complaining about a lack of legroom in trains, airplanes, cars and so on. If they would simply sit down by pushing their butt and lower back into the chair instead of lazily flopping down, there would be plenty of space. (Not directed at those people with long legs, who do have genuine legroom issues even when sitting up straight)