Finally, have the pain-free work day you want so you're comfortable at your desk and you can focus on what matters most
Introducing...
The online course
Back to Back
Say goodbye to discomfort at your desk with our effective strategies for a more comfortable and productive day
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Learn the effective method I developed after nearly 20 years of working as a physical therapist treating people with pains and discomforts from prolonged sitting.
Tell me if this sounds like you:
You want a pain-free workday at your office desk.
You need to break free from the discomfort that's been holding you back — you crave a work environment where you feel at ease.
You have too much stiffness, eye strain, and back pain, making every work hour an uphill battle against physical discomfort.
You're over trying to ignore the nagging pain and discomfort, pushing through the workday with aching muscles and tired eyes.
You're tired of feeling restricted, fatigued, and limited in your ability to fully enjoy your work.
You wish there was a way to achieve a pain-free workday without resorting to temporary fixes or complicated solutions, allowing you to focus on your tasks with ease and comfort.
Good news!
I've helped myself and many others with the method in Back to Back!
If you're anything like me, you may have come across common myths that people tend to believe, but it's important to separate fact from fiction. Don't let these misconceptions prevent you from making informed decisions. Let's take a closer look at these myths and debunk them once and for all.
Myths like...
Myth 1:
Pain is Inevitable: Accepting pain as an unavoidable consequence of computer work, without seeking preventive measures.
There are other options than just staying in the same position and ignoring the pain at work.
Pain is not normal! Pain is our body's way of telling us something is wrong.
The online course Back to Back reviews the numerous reasons why people experience pain from prolonged sitting at a computer and provides solutions to these different reasons.
Myth 2:
Exercise Compensates for Poor Positioning: Believing that regular exercise alone can counteract the negative effects of poor workstation setup OR Heavy Weight Training is Necessary: Thinking that only intense workouts are effective, neglecting the benefits of light exercises.
The postural muscles require specific exercises to target them. Heavy weight training or a person who exercises regularly may not be targeting these muscles. In addition, the stretches needed to focus on specific muscle groups that get tight with prolonged sitting may not be addressed in another exercise program.
Targeting the right muscles is key!
The online course Back to Back provides a Module focusing on a few exercises and a few stretches that target the muscles affected by prolonged sitting at a desk. These exercises are simple and specific and target muscles affected by prolonged sitting at a computer all day.
Myth 3:
Ergonomic Products Solve Everything: Believing that purchasing ergonomic accessories automatically solves discomfort issues.
It's important to determine if certain ergonomic equipment would be helpful for you. Not all ergonomic equipment is necessary or even beneficial for everyone.
Every individual is unique!
This course provides an overview of ergonomic equipment and its purpose for individuals. Including reasons why this equipment may be beneficial for some and not others are explained.
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