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Ergonomics of sitting movements

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We need to move, but all movements are not the same. Some we should even avoid.
This white paper reviews assumptions in the ergonomics research about sitting
posture and movements and their implications for seating design ergonomics.

The case for (and against) movement for its own sake

Review of the ergonomics research by Rani Lueder, CPE

Courtesy of Allsteel Seating  |  Abstracts  |  More seating & sitting ergonomics

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Lueder, R. (2004) Ergonomics of sitting and seating: The case for and against movement for its own sake. An ergonomics review of the literature for Allsteel Seating. August 4, 2004. 28 pp.   Updated June 5, 2005.   Viewed on [date] on www.humanics-es.com/movement-ergonomics.htm

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