I used those “kneeling” chairs for many years, in which some of the weight is 
shifted from your butt to your knees. They’re also backless, and that’s the 
problem — no back support. I ended up hunched over all the time. [And couldn’t 
put any papers on my chair.]

So I got an Aeron chair and it has suited me well for several years. Don’t get 
a foam-y substitute. Recently I elevated my computer so it’s truly at eye 
height. That forces me not to hunch over and it works very well for that.

The third factor is the mouse position. At desk height I found I was raising my 
shoulder all day with painful results. Lowering the mouse down to roughly lap 
level made a huge difference for me.

Roger

> On Oct 19, 2017, at 23:49, Robert ListMail via 4D_Tech <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> I've got some unexplained back problems—severe pain over the last three 
> days... I'm reminded that: I'm not 21 anymore, and that my office desk and 
> chair are probably far from optimal. I'm sure that my injury has nothing to 
> do with my motorcycle crash last year or my personal plumbing efforts last 
> month! :)  Yet it's a wake up call to protect my aging bag of bones. So, when 
> I go to NAB I always notice the adjustable TBC Consoles where you can stand 
> to work or sit at different heights. This is just one idea to improve my 
> health going forward. So, do you have a favorite adjustable height desk 
> and/or office chair that you care to mention?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Robert
> 
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