Effective Back Stretches for Office Workers: Reduce Pain & Stress
Craning your neck all day while staring at a computer screen at work can definitely cause back pain. You should take a time out once in a while to do back stretches. Back stretches help decrease stress and pressure. They are also quick and (usually) easy to do. Unfortunately, you need a large open space on the floor.
Instructions
Find a space on the floor big enough to lie down on. This can be difficult in a cubicle setting, so an open break area is a better location.
Lie down on your back, and remove your belt if possible.
Bend your knees and place your feet flat against the floor.
Place your arms by your side.
Raise your hips off the floor and hold the position for six to seven seconds. It helps to tighten your abdominal and leg muscles.
Release and repeat as many times as you feel comfortable.
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