Getting work done in today’s modern world typically
involved spending time at a computer. For some, almost all of their work hours
are spent in front of a computer. Computers are great, don’t get me wrong, but
they certainly do not go hand in hand with a
healthy lifestyle. Because of this,
it’s even more important to take some of these tips into consideration so that
you feel better and stay healthy.
Sit Up Straight :
When
you’re sitting at your computer, you’re in the same position for a long time.
Since you’re in that position for a long time, you should be in a good one!
Good posture will make you feel better and look better over time. If you slouch
for a decade, your spine will react accordingly. Additionally, I feel that I
work more productively when I sit up straight since it’s a less relaxed
posture.
Stretch It Out :
A good stretch is important when
you’re at your computer all day. Try to stretch it out a little bit once every
hour or so. Put your hands together and bend your fingers back. Arch your back
in your chair and reach your arms to the sky. Stick out your legs and stretch
your hamstrings. Twist in your chair to stretch your back. Pull each arm across
your chest to stretch your shoulders. Roll your
neck around. You’ll be happy you did.
Get Out Of Your Chair :
Get up off your sore but every once
in a while. It will benefit you to rest your eyes and move your legs for a few
minutes. I find if I get stuck at my computer for too long my brain starts to
work less efficiently anyway. It helps to take a quick few minute mini-break
every once in a while and recharge the brain in addition to moving
around. Here’s a suggestion, head over to the sink and grab a drink of water.
Drink Water :
Staying
hydrated is important, even if you’re not sweat or working really hard
physically. Because you’re being sedentary you might not feel thirsty, but it’s
still important to drink water. You’ll think clearer, feel better, and be
hydrated for when you do go do something more physical when you get away from
your computer.
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