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Deskbound by Kelly Starrett with Juliet Starrett and Glen Cordoza — WisdomDeck honest review
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Deskbound

by Kelly Starrett with Juliet Starrett and Glen Cordoza

Sitting is the problem; a standing-desk guide, movement breaks, and a library of mobility exercises for the desk-bound body. Starrett's usual thoroughness; the photos make it usable.

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you sit all day and your body is telling you.

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you already move all day.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Sit less; stand and move more.
  2. Mobilise the hips and thoracic spine daily.
  3. Organise the body before you load it.

Do this first

Set a timer and do one mobility sequence every hour tomorrow.

Our verdict

For the desk-bound body.

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