Kneeling chair
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I am getting one from a friend whenever I am able to transport it. I've been thinking for a while now that this is a good kind of chair for us TOS people. I will report back with my findings. But in the meantime: Has anybody used this kind of chair? What's your opinion? :Clever: |
looks a little hard on the knees
i have tried one of these before, as i remember it puts quite a bit of pressure on the knees. however, it does cause you not to slouch forward as much. i think the more variety you can put in your positions would be beneficial.
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I had one of these, I used it for low back problems. It gave me some relief. I agree it's hard on your knees. A lot of pressure from loading all that weight towards the knees.
I would try it, though. I may give you much needed relief for short periods of time, and that may be just enough to put you up one more rung on the recovery ladder. |
Thanks so much for the feedback guys!!
I hope I will only be seated at the computer for small intervals to give my knees, eyes, neck, hands and arms the breaks they need!! I won't ditch the original office chair I have either so I can switch it up. .... maybe a Moshi pillow for the knee area would be good... Thanks again!! :grouphug: |
Just following up. Its been almost a month and I am happy with the kneeling chair :D
Its not a instant fix. I still tend to lean forward and strain my neck muscles but with a little attention I am back in line. My office set up is getting close to awesome and with a little more work in my room I will take a picture to share my solutions with you all. :laptop: I smell a new thread here because I'd love to see what works for others..... |
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I put a long dressing mirror at the side of my chair so I can keep an eye on my posture. I didn't know my posture was this bad at my computer workstation. Try it. It helps. They eyes tell no lies. :D:cool: |
I had one of these for several years. I found that I ended up with very sore knees and lower back.
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