Movement
Try a gentle desk-worker routine with clear repetitions, easy form checks and advice on adapting movements or stopping for symptoms.
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Practise better posture with comfortable movements for your shoulders, upper back and legs, rather than trying to hold yourself straight.
Yes, if your clothes allow free movement and your shoes give you steady footing. Skip floor work in a cramped office and choose a stable chair rather than balancing on a swivel seat.
Start without extra load so you can judge the movements and your response. If you want to add resistance, ask for guidance when you have pain or a health condition that affects exercise.
Choose a comfortable movement that fits your space, then walk or change position when possible. There is no requirement to finish the whole circuit each time you leave the keyboard.
No. A comfortable movement can be useful practice without a strong stretching sensation. Chasing a bigger sensation can make you push beyond a range you tolerate.
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