Sentences with phrase «people slouched»

When people slouch, they are actually folding over their solar plexus - diaphragm area and that makes them more likely to breathe faster, with the upper chest.

Many people slouch in a chair and roll back and sit on the lower tailbone and sacral area instead of aligning their hips and ribs so they can balance on the sit bones at the base of the pelvis.

Not exact matches

Slouching at the desk all day can make people miserable.

Lumo CEO and co-founder Monisha Perkash told Time that people «simply forget» to stop slouching.

She was memorable in early roles on Funny People and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, two films stuffed with memorable actors, but Parks and Rec — no slouch in the memorable cast department itself — is where she made a name for herself as an unparalleled master of deadpan delivery.

I've noticed a disturbing trend on my social media as my generation slouches into middle age that suddenly people are reminiscing about how we all grew up swinging into ponds on ropes and playing kick the can.

Now do nt get me wrong, Im not a mean person & I am about to back my species up here on why women need to rethink this love vs money thing, but let us separate the men from the boys... The men that got supported by their women & leaned on them & used them & sat infront of the tv & slouched & drank their money & drove their cars & whined & settled... those are the losers.

The answer, revealed in tomorrow's issue of Science, seems to involve how people move in everyday life: who snoozes and slouches, who fidgets and paces.

Most people think about «sitting straight» or «not slouching».

But nearly everybody can benefit because a lot of people today slouch and shrink inwards whether they realise it or not.

Rounding your back, also known as slouching, kyphosis, or turning your spine into the letter C, is wrecking havoc on the back health of people everywhere.

These are the areas most people need to improve on and are the major cause of slouching posture.

«People sit slouched at computers all day, then go to the gym and work their extremities,» says Westerhold, of Pilates Seattle.

This is especially important for people who sit all day long on the job with slouched posture.

He is no slouch on impromptu gags, asking people in the audience what they did in better times, and playing up to them by asking them to tell their own stories.

When we measure a person's height, we do not attempt to measure the person as they go about their daily activities, but instead place them in an artificial situation: shoes off, back to the wall, chin up, no slouching.

So, this week he followed up with The Noble story: «Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is praising his city's charter schools, but one school's policy of fining students for offenses like slouching or chewing gum has people asking questions.»

Rear headroom is less than generous, but as long as your party is limited to only two vertically gifted persons, you should get by just fine; those over six feet could slouch for a few blocks in a pinch.

He's no slouch either as he deepens the narrative with descriptions of food, sidewalk cafes, and Sicily's intense blue sky, but nothing's done better than bringing the wry, and world-wise Sicilian people to the page.

And even people who are used to dual - core phones won't find this one too much of a slouch.

Because employers love people who slouch off at their jobs.

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For every person who ever listened to their mother say «don't slouch», this one's for you.

Put yourself in the other person's position: would you prefer to make business with a slouched, soft - spoken, fidgety person, or with someone who matches your tempo, makes good eye contact, and speaks clearly?

Slouching gives a bad impression that you don't care about the person talking to you and it looks sloppy.