Participants were placed in three study groups according to the type of workstation they used (stand-biased, sit-stand or ...

The final standing workstation setups were unique to each participant. Furthermore, each was significantly different from the seated workstation setups, in that the desk and monitor were lower and ...

They also had less lower back pain than the seated group. “Participants using sit-stand reported less discomfort in seven of the eight body regions when compared to the traditional workstation ...

And so, a growing number of companies are outfitting their offices with "active" workstations — treadmills ... who spend the majority of their day seated have a 54% higher risk of dying from ...

So the study assigned 180 people to one of four workstations: a seated desk, standing desk, treadmill desk or cycling desk. After a bit of practice, they did 35 minutes worth of tasks. Researchers ...

Just like a seated workstation, make sure your body is in a comfortable and neutral position and you aren’t straining, stretched out or crammed too close to the computer. However, enjoying the ...

and performance while completing work-related computer tasks across four randomly assigned workstations: seated, standing, cycling or walking. The researchers found walking workstation ...

Participants were placed in three study groups according to the type of workstation they used (stand-biased, sit-stand or traditional), with those using traditional seated workstations serving as ...