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Stop aches and pains from Repetitive Strain Injury at your PC with your FREE RSI Cheat Sheet. [et_pb_split_track id=”189″ /]
Working all day with a PC can cause RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury) if your desk isn’t set up correctly.
The RSI Cheat Sheet can help you prevent the effects of RSI, before they start.*
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Work desks don’t have to be painful
Many of us are tied to our office desks, either as part of our day jobs, or at home.
The ubiquity of tablets and mobile devices means that those ties are looser than they once were.
However, if you want to get serious work done, then very often, your desk is where you have to do it.
That would be ok, if it weren’t for the trouble your body gets into when you sit there for hours at a time.
I’ve never been officially diagnosed with Repetitive Strain Injury, but I was like that for years, getting home each day with aching arms, shoulders or neck.
In the end, all it took was a few simple adjustments to my work space – and what a difference it made!
Nowadays, I’m fine most of the time, but it only takes a small change to my setup (sometimes by the office cleaner…) and I’m back in a world of pain.
Why a cheat sheet?
When I wrote an article on how to adjust your work chair, I suddenly got a load of new readers.
Not only that, but I ended up helping out my colleagues, who were suffering in the same way (one of them, after we went through the list together said, “I feel better already”).
I realised that there were a lot of people out there, with the same problem.
If you’ve read down this far, I’m guessing you’re one of them.
That’s why I made the cheat sheet.
It’s a simple checklist with tick boxes, designed to be read alongside the blog post.
In just a couple of minutes, it will take you through each part of your setup, checking your body as you go, until you find the perfect “sweet spot” for you.
If you ever find those aches coming back, just run through the cheat sheet again and you’ll be feeling better in no time.
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Disclaimer: the work desk setup cheat sheet is meant to be preventative and I can offer no guarantees that your aches and pains will stop.
If you already have RSI (or signs of RSI), then setting your chair up correctly may help, but make sure you see your doctor.
If you are an employee, you should also talk to your employer to see what they can do to help (they are legally obliged to do so, in most countries).