The best way to combat tech neck long-term is by incorporating expert-led strategies into your daily routine. From simple ...

and work your way up to a stronger spine over time. If you're finding it difficult to improve your posture, working with a physical therapist can help you diagnose your unique issues and needs.

Conduct regular (quarterly or semiannual) cybersecurity training sessions to educate employees regarding the latest threats ...

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Briotix Ergonomics Program Manager Heather Ritz and her daughter Mary demonstrate ways to correct your posture at your desk ...

If you have a hunch that you’re slumping at your desk too much, a posture assessment, exercises and wearables can help.

Increase the time as you get stronger, or to progress further, open the raised leg to the side. For example, lift your left leg, open it to the left side as far as your hip will allow, pause, then ...

Designed to take your core muscles’ tone and definition to the next level, we tried out the Compex Corebelt 5.0.

As you firmly press your hands into the mat, maintain an extended spine. This stance helps improve posture and decompresses ...

When we look down at our smartphones, our heads tilt forward, putting additional pressure on the neck muscles. This can lead ...