Correct Computer Working Posture

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The best working posture is achieved when the height of the chair, the back of the chair, the (possible) footrest and the height of the forearm rests are correctly adjusted to the height of the work top In a correct working posture the position of the head and neck is natural, the angle between the body, elbows and knees is over 100 degrees. The back of the chair is reclined sufficiently, the front of the chair does not press the desktop.

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