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Kneeling ergonomic chairs are fast gaining acceptance amongst ergonomists and extended seating suffers alike. Kneeling chairs are a type of chair in which a majority of your body weight is supported by your shins and knees. Most kneeling chair designs allow your body to sit in a 60 degrees vertical angle as opposed to the traditional 90 degrees vertical angle common to traditional office chairs.

When used properly, a kneeling chair aligns your spine proportionate to the task you are performing. It accomplishes this by creating what is known as an "open body angle" where your spine and your lower body become proportionate.

Inside Look at Kneeling Chairs

Don't let the term "kneeling" fool you. Kneeling chairs are not chairs in which you are kneeling on the ground. Instead, by using a kneeling chair, your body becomes balanced as a majority of your weight is now shifted towards your knees to prevent you from tipping backwards in a chair without a traditional backing.

With traditional chairs, a majority of your weight is borne by both your buttocks and your upper thighs while your body is in "sit" position. As with kneeling chairs, its main function is direct the focus of your weight to your shins, however, though this may sound dangerous, the accompanied shin rests, or knee rests, only bare a portion of your weight, with the rest being distributed to your buttocks.

How to Keep Yourself From Falling Off a Knee Chair

Kneeling chairs will take some time for you to get the hang of. In order to prevent falling off of a kneeling chair, is important that you practice positions that will provide the best comfort and stability. This could include straddling your kneeling chair or rotating positions between legs and your buttocks.

Are Knee Chairs a Long-Term Solution?

Knee chairs are great a providing a solution to improper posture. However, it should be noted that using a knee chair for a prolonged period of time is not advised.

Our bodies were not designed to sit still for long periods of time -- but instead designed to move. With that in mind, when using a knee chair, ensure that you are periodically extending and flexing your legs throughout the duration of your chair usage.

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