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That's easy if 'sitting on your ass' amounts to grazing on facebook, watching idle entertainment or playing games. For the rest of us who work on a computer at
by goldfeld 14y ago
That's easy if 'sitting on your ass' amounts to grazing on facebook, watching idle entertainment or playing games. For the rest of us who work on a computer at a job and/or then again at home, that's a bit impractical at best and not the least feasible for many, even some who happen not to be hamsters in a cage. And though a treadmill is a bit extreme I see no reason to shrug off standing desks as an annoying fad--it's just as natural a position to work as sitting though not as culturally ingrained, and uncomfortable for long straight hours (but then sitting is seemingly comfortable while not at all healthy).
- meaty 14y agoPerhaps the problem is that you shouldn't be sitting in front of the computer at work and at home rather than have a standing desk at either?