A first grade class used standing desks to improve learning in the classroom. Seventy percent of the students stood full-time after just six weeks.
In a previous post we briefly touched on the benefits of standing desks or adjustable height desks in the classroom. Kids burn off excess energy, will focus more on the task at hand, and will be much healthier with a standing desk. Now, there is even more evidence that standing desks in the classroom are beneficial. Just check out this study.
These products will relieve lower back pain along with your Xdesk adjustable desk.
By now you know all about how the adjustable height desk can make you healthier, more productive, improve your posture, and eliminate back pain (and if you didn’t, now you do). But I hate to sound like a broken record here—yes we know the adjustable height desk is great. But what are some other products on the market for those with back problems, sore shoulders, or even poor posture?
By now you are well aware of the problems with sitting—it is bad for your weight, energy, and overall health. And if you haven’t made the switch to a Xdesk height adjustable desk by now, well, maybe this will do the trick.
Treadmill desks are the latest workplace trend.
In a previous post we told you about how the Xdesk is the ultimate ergonomic workstation–it is perfectly adjustable for any height and any position, from the desk to the keyboard and even the monitor’s position. While doing a bit of Internet digging, I found that while the Xdesk may be the ideal ergonomic workstation, it has got nothing on this latest trend. Introducing the treadmill desk.
We always talk about the negative health effects of sitting. The facts are pretty dismal,
The internet has picked up a study recently with flashy headlines saying that standing desks
If your child is in school, you may have noticed how much classrooms are changing.
