In today’s modern office culture, many employees spend 8–10 hours a day sitting at desks, staring at screens, and barely moving. Yoga is a simple, holistic solution that addresses both body and mind. Just a few minutes daily can improve posture, relieve tension, boost energy, and enhance focus.
Sitting for long periods affects the spine, neck, shoulders, hips, and core. It reduces circulation, increases stress, and can lead to chronic back and neck pain. Studies show that regular stretching and yoga significantly reduce discomfort and improve mental clarity.
Arch and round your spine while seated to warm up the back and release tension. Repeat 10–12 times.
Gently tilt your head side to side to relieve neck stiffness and headaches. Hold 20 seconds each side.
Roll shoulders forward and backward to release tension from typing and screen work. Repeat 10 reps each direction.
Rotate your torso gently side to side to improve spinal mobility and reduce lower back strain. Hold 20–30 seconds each side.
Flex and extend your wrists and fingers to prevent repetitive strain injuries from typing. Rotate wrists clockwise and counterclockwise.
Office Mindful Breathing: Sit tall, close your eyes, inhale deeply for 4 counts, hold 2 counts, exhale slowly for 6 counts. Repeat 5 minutes daily.
Mini Meditation Breaks: Focus on your breath for 2–5 minutes at your desk to reset and refresh your mind.
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Names: Seated Cat-Cow, Seated Neck Stretch, Shoulder Rolls, Spinal Twist, Wrist & Finger Stretches
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