Screen height changes exposure
Raising a screen toward eye level reduces the hours the neck spends bent forward. It changes exposure, not capacity.
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Now the ergonomics — screen, chair, keyboard and mouse — because a good set-up on a strong body actually works.
Raising a screen toward eye level reduces the hours the neck spends bent forward. It changes exposure, not capacity.
Screen at eye level, elbows near the body, feet flat, hips slightly above the knees. Then change position often anyway.
After neck pain the small muscles at the front of the neck lose endurance and the big ones take over. They need retraining.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a body built for the desk
Set the screen to eye level; work for thirty seconds, then check where your head has gone.
Easier shorter bouts · Harder longer bouts
Head back over the shoulders, blades set; hold fifteen seconds of good position at a time.
Easier shorter holds · Harder longer holds
Feet flat, hips slightly above the knees, sit bones under you; hold, then shift and reset.
Easier shorter holds · Harder longer holds
Every few seconds shift the weight, uncross the legs, and reset both feet flat.
Easier fewer resets · Harder more often
Type or mouse with the wrists straight and the elbows near the body; check every ten seconds.
Easier shorter bouts · Harder longer bouts
Twenty loaded wrist extensions — the strength that makes typing cost nothing.
Easier lighter · Harder heavier
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.