The Cons. Standing desks aren't perfect. They can cause a few problems: Leg and foot pain: Standing for long periods of time puts pressure on your knees, hips, and feet. This could lead to pain.If ...

It wasn't love at first sight, but now I couldn't live without it. Here are the standing desk benefits that gradually won me ...

If you've been looking for a way to break up long periods of stagnancy, desk exercises are the way to go. ... Return to the ...

Using a standing desk may provide health and workplace benefits, but you should also be mindful of the drawbacks and set it ...

Hopefully, these outcomes convince you that by using a standing, walking or exercise desk, you can practice self-care and ...

We all know that the more you move throughout the day the better. And between working from home, stay-at-home orders and closed fitness centers, it can feel impossible to move enough, let alone ...

Sitting vs. Standing: Choosing your under-desk exercise equipment all depends on your office space and how much room you have under your desk. If you have a standing desk you’re happy with, ...

To really beat that lethargic feeling at work, the Walkstation from Steelcase is an exercise desk that elegantly combines a treadmill with a workstation. These units are pretty pricey (starting ...

Coming as essentially a handlebar-less exercise bike and intended for use with standing desks, the NextDesk Velo avoids those problems, but it's not exactly cheap, priced at US$799, desk not included.

I’ve seen doctors, tried exercises from physiotherapists, paid for massages, ... from friends and colleagues tipped the scales. I decided to join the ranks of standing desk owners.

And there are fair reasons to be skeptical about standing desks. For one, standing—like sitting—is not moving. If a lack of movement and exercise is the root problem, standing still wouldn't ...