Spinal Twist
Sit tall in your chair. Turn your torso to one side, holding the backrest. This aids in alleviating any lower back pain and tension.
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Sit back in your chair
Don't sit upright or hunch forward in your chair. Ensure that you can sit back in your chair while still close enough to comfortably reach your keyboard and mouse.
If the chair does not have good lower-back support, use a cushion or rolled-up towel behind your lower back.
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