open floor plan with individual workspaces with planes height adjustable desks and blue Zody chairs./

Made to Move

Contrary to a common misconception, sitting does not prevent a healthy work experience—inactivity does. As humans, we are made to move. While it may not feel as natural to move about the office right now, it remains critically important to well-being. And, your workspace can help.

open floor plan with individual workspaces with planes collaborative and height adjustable desks and Zody and Maari chairs.

Change Your Posture

Posture involves training your body to sit, stand, walk, and lie in positions with the least strain on supporting muscles and ligaments. Focusing on good posture improves performance, helps you better handle stressful situations, and brings significant physical and mental well-being benefits.

Change your Position

Changing from a seated to standing position, or vice versa, creates a significant shift in how and what parts of the body bear weight. Periodically changing position improves blood circulation, reduces swelling and stiffness, and may improve musculoskeletal comfort—specifically in the lower back and feet.

Change Your Location

Walking to different physical locations—various workspaces and even respite areas—provides quick opportunities for exercise and changes in perspective. Changing locations throughout the day stimulates cognition for increased focus and better performance, creates serendipitous connection and interaction, and reduces potential for musculoskeletal disorders associated with long-term static posture—sitting or standing.