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After sitting in a $800 Steelcase chair for over a year, I switched to a medicine ball and I'm never going back. It's impossible to slouch, and the constant sub
by grinich 18y ago
After sitting in a $800 Steelcase chair for over a year, I switched to a medicine ball and I'm never going back. It's impossible to slouch, and the constant subtle movements keep the blood in my legs and feet flowing. It's unbelievably fantastic.
Here's the one I bought from Amazon. It's absurdly durable (gym quality) and comes with a small pump to inflate it. For less than $20, it completely changed my desk posture. Even IKEA can't beat that.
http://bit.ly/n3hQb http://bit.ly/n3hQb
It also fits easily in my backpack when deflated, which is good when one decides abruptly to move across the country.
- silentbicycle 18y agoI tried one of these, and I'm tenacious as heck, but I just couldn't adjust to it. I'm curious about long-term experiences with them, but most of what I've read online has been from people still caught up in the novelty. (FWIW, I use a Haworth Zody chair now. I got a great deal on it.) FWIW, I'm 6'3", and while I got the largest ball size, that may have been a factor.
- menloparkbum 18y agoExercise balls don't work very well as chairs if you have long legs.
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