One of the best ways to know if your task chair
is helping you to stay at your best throughout
the day and live up to its name by keeping you
on task is by looking at the angle of the seat.
Most conventional seating has your pelvis
tilting the wrong way. If the seat of your chair
tilts back and away from your work, it leaves
the muscles of your pelvis fighting against
gravity all day.
The next thing to look for is whether or not your
ergonomic task chair has "lumbar support".
Over-use of the lumbar support cushion
encourages the muscles of your core to go
slack and atrophy. Over time this leaves you
prone to low back pain and other symptoms of
poor posture.
With Soul Seat, you'll find that the platform for
your pelvis is level, and that the support for
your knees, thighs and feet are below the
"perch". This let's your pelvis use gravity to its
advantage the way it was designed by millions
of years of evolution. You won't find the lumbar
"support" of the typical task chair on a Soul
Seat so you won't be tempted or encouraged to
slouch. On the Soul Seat you're more likely to
notice when you start slouching and change
your posture, or even better, get up to take a
break.
is helping you to stay at your best throughout
the day and live up to its name by keeping you
on task is by looking at the angle of the seat.
Most conventional seating has your pelvis
tilting the wrong way. If the seat of your chair
tilts back and away from your work, it leaves
the muscles of your pelvis fighting against
gravity all day.
The next thing to look for is whether or not your
ergonomic task chair has "lumbar support".
Over-use of the lumbar support cushion
encourages the muscles of your core to go
slack and atrophy. Over time this leaves you
prone to low back pain and other symptoms of
poor posture.
With Soul Seat, you'll find that the platform for
your pelvis is level, and that the support for
your knees, thighs and feet are below the
"perch". This let's your pelvis use gravity to its
advantage the way it was designed by millions
of years of evolution. You won't find the lumbar
"support" of the typical task chair on a Soul
Seat so you won't be tempted or encouraged to
slouch. On the Soul Seat you're more likely to
notice when you start slouching and change
your posture, or even better, get up to take a
break.
- The floor?
- On the couch,
computer in lap? - In dining chair?
- In an ergonomic office
chair? - An armless task chair?
- A contemporary chair?
- A lumbar support chair?
- A ball chair?
- A kneeling chair?
- None, I'm standing up
at a kiosk
| Your Soul Seat is simply the best task chair available. It's fully adjustable to place your spine in the optimum posture for relaxed, focused work. |
| What are you sitting on right now? |
Is My Task Chair Doing It's Job While I Do Mine?
Our armless task chair is great for computer users.
One of the best ways to know if your task chair
is helping you to stay at your best throughout
the day and live up to its name by keeping you
on task is by looking at the angle of the seat.
Most conventional seating has your pelvis
tilting the wrong way. If the seat of your chair
tilts back and away from your work, it leaves
the muscles of your pelvis fighting against
gravity all day.
The next thing to look for is whether or not your
ergonomic task chair has "lumbar support".
Over-use of the lumbar support cushion
encourages the muscles of your core to go
slack and atrophy. Over time this leaves you
prone to low back pain and other symptoms of
poor posture.
With Soul Seat, you'll find that the platform for
your pelvis is level, and that the support for
your knees, thighs and feet are below the
"perch". This let's your pelvis use gravity to its
advantage the way it was designed by millions
of years of evolution. You won't find the lumbar
"support" of the typical task chair on a Soul
Seat so you won't be tempted or encouraged to
slouch. On the Soul Seat you're more likely to
notice when you start slouching and change
your posture, or even better, get up to take a
break.
is helping you to stay at your best throughout
the day and live up to its name by keeping you
on task is by looking at the angle of the seat.
Most conventional seating has your pelvis
tilting the wrong way. If the seat of your chair
tilts back and away from your work, it leaves
the muscles of your pelvis fighting against
gravity all day.
The next thing to look for is whether or not your
ergonomic task chair has "lumbar support".
Over-use of the lumbar support cushion
encourages the muscles of your core to go
slack and atrophy. Over time this leaves you
prone to low back pain and other symptoms of
poor posture.
With Soul Seat, you'll find that the platform for
your pelvis is level, and that the support for
your knees, thighs and feet are below the
"perch". This let's your pelvis use gravity to its
advantage the way it was designed by millions
of years of evolution. You won't find the lumbar
"support" of the typical task chair on a Soul
Seat so you won't be tempted or encouraged to
slouch. On the Soul Seat you're more likely to
notice when you start slouching and change
your posture, or even better, get up to take a
break.
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- The floor?
- On the couch,
computer in lap? - In dining chair?
- In an ergonomic office
chair? - An armless task chair?
- A contemporary chair?
- A lumbar support chair?
- A ball chair?
- A kneeling chair?
- None, I'm standing up
at a kiosk
If one of your legs or joints began
to ache, what are your options?
to ache, what are your options?
- Ignore it, hope it goes away
- Get up and take a short break
- slump to one side
- Turn up the music to drown
out the pain - Take some Ibuprofen
- Slouch some more
- Notice that you've been
working painlessly for hours - switch to one of the dozens
of alternate sitting positions - Easily get up and take a
break - Spin the seat around and sit
stool style
| Your Soul Seat is simply the best task chair available. It's fully adjustable to place your spine in the optimum posture for relaxed, focused work. |
| Are you comfortable? |
| With the SoulSeat you have these options, |
Is My Task Chair Doing It's Job While I Do Mine?
Our armless task chair is great for computer users.
| Call: 573-268-6589 Mon-Fri, 8:00am-5:00pm CST packmatthews@yahoo.com |
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