Many of us are working from home as part of Covid-19 Lockdown, or social distancing, or we are flexible working, or we work from home. Which ever it might be, we are spending more time on our laptops or computers. However, we might not have the fortune of a desk that is correctly setup in an ergonomically fashion. Which will lead to pain in our heck, shoulder, hands, wrist or lower back.
This is a useful video for any of you that are suffering any of these body pains.
Additionally, watch the video and see the exercises given and practise them, they will make a big difference. Do you best to make changes where you can.
Remember to work for 20 minutes at a go and then have a 5 minute break, stretch and have something to eat or drink, step outside and get some air. This will help move your body and thereby reduce the pain you feel. I know that it might be difficult to make all these changes from am economically stand point, so even doing the exercises, moving around more, don’t staying glued to your laptop/ computer will help a lot.
Also, save this video or this blog post and remind yourself of what you need to keep rearranging so that you don’t feel aches and pains.
I hope you find this video useful and helpful. Enjoy working from home safely.
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This is very informative. You’re right about the angles and the placement. I’ve had pains. what you’ve written helps. Thanks a lot
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Welcome, I hope things improve with time
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Great video. Made me realise that sometimes I sit way too long (when I get engrossed). I also need to check the height of my chair I think. Thanks for sharing this Bella. Take care.
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Most welcome. Take care and stay safe
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Good advice, Bella. I think I should set a timer so I remember to take the breaks. My problem is I start at 8.30am and the next minute it is 11.30am. Sometimes I think someone has messed with the clock.
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I totally understand. I use to be: start at 9 and have lunch at 5pm.. Yes, timer works. I did that. I even use to put dummy meetings so I would not be back to back. I would only move the dummy meeting for an important meeting. Time management tricks.
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Yes, exactly.
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Great tips! Unfortunately, most of us just log on and work all day not knowing the potential problems that lie ahead until we’re in pain. I’ve found getting up after 20-25 minutes to be a real game changer and I don’t feel so achey by the end of the day 🙂
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Yes, that is so true. I have there. Super glued as I call it. And yes getting up 20-25 minutes for a break make a physical and mental difference. If we were at work we would get up quite often..
It is quite a hard one.
Thank you for sharing your experience as it helps others reading.
And thank you for reading , commenting and popping by.
Stay safe , and healthy
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thank you!
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Welcome
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Thanks for sharing this awesome tips, Bella and the video was so interesting and valid for people like us who use a laptop.
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Thank you. Yeah it is good for laptop and even desk top users. Because if you chair is not at right height, and your hand and elbows are not at 90 degrees it impacts the body.
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Yes completely agree with you, Bella. Welcome 😊😊😊
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Stay well
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♥️♥️♥️🌷🌷🌷🌷
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Yeah, most of the time feel back pain and find it hard to deal with it. Well, thanks for sharing this post.
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I hope it improves. I think taking breaks also helps, moving around too. I am struggling a bit, I move around a lot. And even change locations. I cant afford to buy a new chair. I wanted to get a separate keyboard but they are sold out. So I am doing the exercises and moving and make sure I have breaks. It is helping.
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