Are You A Computer Potato
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Are You a Computer Potato?
Working long hours at the computer can lead to the same physical issues as spending all day on the couch watching TV. But with work to do, how can you stay fit despite a desk job?
Take Regular Breaks
The smartest move is to schedule breaks every 15 to 20 minutes. Get up, walk around, and change activities for a few minutes. Many believe these disruptions hinder productivity, but quite the opposite is true. Those who take regular breaks often have increased energy and accomplish nearly four times the work.
Why is this effective? Just like refreshing a webpage, breaks rejuvenate the mind. Returning to tasks with renewed focus enhances performance. If you work on a laptop, consider moving to a different room every hour and a half. The change of scenery can boost your overall energy.
Stretch During Downtime
Use computer wait times for quick stretches. While pages load, try some neck exercises to alleviate stress.
1. Neck Stretch: Slowly turn your head to the right as far as you can and hold for 15 seconds. Repeat on the left side.
2. Door Frame Stretch: When taking breaks, stand at your office door frame. With arms raised as if in a "hold up" position (bent at the elbows), place the inside of your arms and palms on the door frame. Lean in gently and hold the stretch for 20 seconds.
These stretches can significantly reduce tension. Many who work at computers experience stiff necks or arm and hand pain. Regular breaks and stretches during downtime can help prevent these issues.
By incorporating these habits, you can maintain your fitness and reduce the risk of discomfort in the future.
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