Cross Train by Sitting Up Straight
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Cross Train by Sitting Up Straight
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Desk Yoga: Seated Pigeon in Your Chair
yogaglo.com — “Hours of sitting can tighten up the hips. This simple twist and seated pigeon in a chair offer cross-training for time at the desk.” View full resource at yogaglo.com
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How many hours have you been sitting at your desk today? Take a 5 min twist & seated pigeon break! http://bitly.com/mIIoJm
Standing tall: Overcoming 'laptop-itis': Exercises can improve posture - Connecticut Post
ctpost.com — “[...] sentiment indicates that many people know to heed mom's advice to stand up straight, but daily life and its attendant tasks seemingly hinder people from improving their carriage. In particular, he said, it is the students' habit of sitting cross-legged on a floor, as they hunch over to work on their laptops, that will lead to musculoskeletal problems down the road. Computer users also are susceptible to neck strain, shoulder pain and tendonitis. Marr said the very act of sitting in front o” View full resource at ctpost.com
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Seven common body language mistakes - Manage Your Life on Shine
shine.yahoo.com — “Every twirl of your hair, crossed leg or micro-expression gives off a message. Learn how to take control over how people view you. Say please and thank you. Don't raise your voice. Sit up straight with your legs together and hands on your lap.” View full resource at shine.yahoo.com
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Seven common body language mistakes http://bit.ly/hnz6A Interesting.
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