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The Exercise Desk You Will Use. Our lives are busy. Finding time to exercise is difficult. FitDesk exercise desks are designed to help you be active AND be productive at the same time. Now it’s easy to add fitness to everyday. You are hereHome / Workout Routines / Yoga / Poses and Workouts 8 Yoga Poses You Can Do in Your Desk Chair These chair-friendly yoga poses stretch tense muscles, leaving you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated—so your job stops being a pain in the neck. At least in the literal sense. This very basic chair yoga move opens your chest while stretching your back. Sit on the edge of your chair, feet flat, with both hands behind you. Grip the seat with fingers pointing away. Breathe in, lifting your chest; exhale and release your hands. WIN a prize a day! This pose targets your glutes, hips, and lower back. Cross your left ankle over your right leg, with right foot remaining flat on the floor. Hold your ankle with your right hand to stabilize.
Keeping back straight, slowly bend forward over your legs. Hold for three deep breaths before repeating with right leg crossed. Getting its namesake from the traditional yoga pose, this seated version stretches your inner thighs and sides of your torso. Sit up straight and place feet flat on the floor. Extend arms out to the side with palms facing down at shoulder height. Slowly rotate your arms and torso to the left, hold for one breath before rotating to the right. Alternate stretching sides for one minute. Staring at a computer screen all morning can lead to tension in your shoulders and neck. Try this pose to release the stress. Sit up straight at the edge of your chair with your feet flat on the floor. Reach your left arm behind your back, then grab your left wrist with your right hand and lightly pull to the right side. While holding your wrist, slowly rotate your neck from the right side to back and up and finally to forward and down.
Repeat for 30 seconds. Take a midafternoon refresher to stretch your shoulders, triceps, and chest. Sit with your legs together and feet flat on the floor. Clasp hands in front of you, interlocking your fingers. Turn your palms outward and raise straight over your head. Bend slowly to the left and hold for two breaths before repeating on the right side. Continue alternating for one minute. Release tension in your spine and lower back—without encouraging funny looks from coworkers. Sit on the edge of your chair with feet on the floor. Place your right hand on your left knee and grab the chair back with your left hand. Gently twist toward the chair and hold for a few breaths. Return to center and switch sides. Sixty seconds is all you need to stretch out your hamstrings and lower back with this pose. Sit all the way back on the chair and lift your left leg so it's parallel to the floor. Place your hands on your knee, round your back, and slide your hands as far as your can along your shin.