Following up with ErgoSesh
summary
Practical checklist and measurable claims: a five-step checkup (feet, knees, back, elbows, monitor reach) determines if furniture changes are needed; chairs must offer six key chair features (height, seat depth/angle, armrests, cushion, size options, 10+ year warranty) and 110 degrees recline reduces lumbar disc load; sit‑stand desks need electric motors with memory and 5+ year motor support; add a monitor arm, external keyboard/mouse, and small balance board or anti‑fatigue mat. Ergocentric is a recommended supplier. Average person sits 6.5 hours a day.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:32What is ErgoSesh
- 1:42Agenda
- 2:29The 3pm slump
- 3:15Why do I have pain
- 4:38Lumbar disc pressure
- 8:46Ergonomic chair
- 12:49Sitstand desk
- 14:20Monitor arm
- 14:59Keyboard and mouse
- 16:31Balance boards
- 17:36Educating yourself
- 18:34The process
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