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Why make it worse? The resources here will help you use exercise as a tool for creating and maintaining general health.
Stretches and Exercises You Can Do at Your Desk
Select one or more stretches or exercises to do for a mini work break.
Illustrated Easy Back Stretch
This back stretch is recommended by the American Physical Therapy Association and targets the muscles of the seat, low back and shoulders. In my opinion, it targets the abs, too!
How to Do a Pelvic Tilt
Pelvic Tilts are often recommended for those who need to develop support in the low back, low abdominals, sacroiliac joint and adjacent structures. Pelvic tilts are starter exercises for spinal stabilization exercise programs. They are also great for prevention of low back problems due to poor posture and muscle atrophy.
Protect Your Health with Exercise - Easy Ways to Do It!
About's Exercise editor, Paige Waehner offers tips on how to easily incorporate exercise into your daily activity.

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