Desk yoga is a simple way to reduce stress and relieve tension while working from home. It requires no special equipment or change of clothes, and can take as little as a few minutes. Yoga instructor ...
World Mental Health Day 2025: In the fast-paced everyday routine with endless work hours and non-existent breaks, stress can build up silently, affecting mental health. When not mindful of how the ...
It's mid-afternoon and you are feeling that dreadful slump but instead of reaching for that second (or third, fourth -- we don't judge) cup of coffee, how about a little stretch to wake you up?
As we slip into sedentary lifestyles, spending long hours at our desks or on the couch with our laptops, it’s easy for the body to become stiff, slouched, and fatigued. However, simple stretches that ...
A post shared by Shona Vertue (@shona_vertue) on Feb 20, 2018 at 12:13am PST Feb 20, 2018 at 12:13am PST Shona Vertue is a Sydney-born yoga teacher based in London who has trained the likes of David ...
While sitting all day might be killing you, standing for long periods of time can also cause discomfort. A few yoga moves can get rid of the aches and pains that come with switching to a standing desk ...
This one is for all of you who live out of your suitcases, most travelling the length and breadth of the country for work. Commuting leaves your muscles stiff, your mind foggy, and you’re stuck in ...
Speaking to Fit&Well about this pose, yoga teacher Amy Baxter said: “Energetically, this pose calms the nervous system. As we ...
It’s Friday morning. Your to-do list is ready, and you settle into your workspace, determined to tackle the day’s tasks so you can start your weekend as soon as possible. But as the hours tick by, ...
For years, Patty had been experiencing issues with her mobility after decades of struggling with obesity. She had made the decision to go back to college in her late 40’s, and with her weight climbing ...
Most of us spend an average of 7.7 hours a day sitting at a desk. With advancements in technology there is little activity left for us to do outside of typing, side swiping and picking up telephones.