Posture Sample Clauses

Posture. This is important in relation to the information on lifting and handling and also in its own right. Correct lifting procedures are especially important in pregnancy - irrespective of the weight of the load. Keeping the back straight, knees bent and never turning or twisting to lift a load are essential rules to follow. Trying to maintain a good posture when standing or sitting assists back and neck muscles and changes of position i.e. sitting to standing and vice-versa, are preferable to either standing or sitting for long periods of time. A chair providing good lumber support is useful both at home and at work. It is lovely to sink into the depths of a soft armchair, but it does not help sagging muscles in the back.
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