I have the Roho Quattro and it does not help at all. They have the Roho Hybrid Elite that has a foam front that supposed to hold you in place. It has groves for your thighs to go in. The idea was great for me, but it made me sweat just a little bit. I must have had too much pressure on the foam areas. Or I did not recline often enough. Greg
> I have the same problem with my hips drifting to the right. Which > makes me lean to the left. I'm thinking of trying a Quattro > cushion. In the meantime, I will have to try your method of using > foam strips to try and keep my butt in the right place. Dan > > At 07:45 PM 2/9/2012, Quadius said something that elicited my > response: > >> Well, I use lateral support as >> well as hip supports. I guess it depends on the type of chair >> you have. I also have a small amount of foam which sits under my >> cushion on the back of my chair. It helps position my body so >> that I'm not being pushed back into the left. It's difficult for >> me to explain, but the pad helps equalize my left shoulder blade >> with the right one which is pushed out. >> >> > On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 1:03 PM, >> <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >> Hello all, >> >> >> Does anyone use foam or other means to correct bad posture when >> setting? > > >> My posture when sitting is very very poor and I lean badly to the >> right. > > >> I can start sitting fairly decent, but during the day my hip >> migrates to the left >> > >> and my posture gets even worse. >> >> >> Would like to hear any ideas. >> > >> Glenn >> Henry > > > " You are not enclosed within your bodies; > nor confined to houses and fields. That which is you dwells above > the mountain and roves with the wind." Kahlil Gibran
