Sentences with phrase «around hunched over»

In a world where we all walk around hunched over and working on computers and smartphones, improving your posture is so important.

Just don't walk around hunched over: You could strain your back and make your knees more prone to injury if you're hyperflexing them, cautions Cohen.

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Back pain The supporting muscles around your spine become less resilient with age; sitting hunched over a computer all day weakens them further.

All day sitting hunched over at a computer desk to then drive home and lounge around on the couch watching television means that not only are many people missing out on well needed exercise but even more critically they are missing out on keeping the body mobile and agile especially in comparison to our ancestors and even the early caveman.

Tightness around the thoracic spine (caused by the hunched over position.

He will need to be able to stand without hunching over, turn around, scratch an itch, and settle into a comfortable position.

The very idea of using miniatures to do battle tends to make people think of stereotypical geeks hunched over a massive board moving Warhammer troops around, or of old men reenacting historical battles in pin - point detail, both utilising a suit of byzantine rules.

Carefully hunching over so as not to bump one's head, the allure of what lays under the gallery draws one further away from a typical spin around the room, allowing imaginations to run wild.

Because they're not hunched over an iPad in a distant bedroom, quietly mesmerized by a game or show, they're racing around the kitchen where I'm trying to cook, or building blanket forts as I'm trying to vacuum, or excavating holes in the freshly - planted garden.

I don't just mean that their (or, heaven help us, your) assistant prints out e-mails and delivers them to a massive oak desk where this nonbeliever hunches over parchment, claw curled around a writing quill.

Walking around all day hunched over, burying their faces in cell phones, trying not to appear stupid, awkward or unhappy.