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10 Gentle Chair Yoga Poses to Undo the Damage of Sitting All Day (EFISP)
I sit through a lot of virtual meetings, and by mid-afternoon, my lower back and hips feel like concrete. I bought this chair yoga routine on a whim, hoping it might help and honestly, it’s become my go-to between calls.
What I love most is how non-disruptive it is. I don’t need to change clothes, roll out a mat, or carve out a big chunk of time. I just push back from my desk and follow a few of the movements. It wakes up my whole body, helps me stay focused, and prevents that end-of-day stiffness I used to just accept. Super practical and surprisingly refreshing.
Easy to do and very effective!
I’ve really started to feel the effects of sitting too long. tight hips, sore lower back, and just general stiffness. I decided to try 10 Gentle Chair Yoga Poses to Undo the Damage of Sitting All Day. It’s a quick, simple way to feel better and counteract all that sitting. The instructions are clear, the pacing is gentle, and it’s perfect for anyone who wants to move more without a full workout. I even recommended it to a few coworkers!
As someone who spends most of the day sitting at a desk, I’ve been feeling the negative effects on my body—especially in my lower back and hips. The “10 Gentle Chair Yoga Poses to Undo the Damage of Sitting All Day” guide has been a total lifesaver! The poses are simple to follow and don’t require getting on the floor, which is perfect for my office setup. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in pain and stiffness, and I feel more relaxed and energized throughout the day.
I spend 8+ hours a day sitting at a computer, and lately, it’s been catching up with me — tight hips, stiff back, and general sluggishness. I came across this chair yoga program and figured, why not give it a shot?
I’m so glad I did. The exercises are simple, gentle, and take very little time, but they really make a difference. I started doing a few poses in the morning and again after lunch, and it’s like hitting a reset button for my body. I feel looser, more alert, and I don’t get that dreaded afternoon slump as badly.