Ergotron WorkFit C-Mod, Single Display Sit-Stand Workstation 24-198-055 Dépliant

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When standing, assume the “at ease” posture,  not “at attention.” 
Allow your body to move as it needs.
 Choose a shoe that offers support — when standing, avoid shoes 
without heels as well  as high-heeled shoes. 
 When someone comes to your desk to talk about a project, raise 
your WorkFit and stand while you talk to them.
 Pace yourself as you learn which tasks you prefer to do standing 
versus sitting; let your intuition and your ability  
to stay focused guide your efforts.
 If you have to concentrate on a project intensely don’t feel bad 
about sitting: sometimes the body needs to direct most of its  
energy into a cognitive effort.
 When the phone rings, stand up to talk.
Be sure to adjust the height of your display to your 
eye level; the WorkFit is designed to allow you to 
move the display to match your eye height in either 
sitting or standing posture, ensuring a  
proper ergonomic relationship.
Congratulate yourself periodically for taking a stand for your health;  
mental well-being is a huge factor in comfort.
 Feeling tired? Stand up and take a couple of deep breaths, the oxygen  
boost will refresh you, and reinvigorate your muscles.  
Set Outlook or Lotus Notes alerts and reminders to yourself to stand more.
 Check out Ergotron’s 
Calorie-Burn Calculator 
and see how many  
more calories you 
burn while standing 
compared to sitting.
 Incorporate stretching into either seated or 
standing positions; movement helps keep  
you alert and can actually improve cognition.
Advanced technique: after a few weeks of  
using your WorkFit, when your legs have  
grown accustomed to standing more,  
incorporate a few ankle and calf strengthening 
exercises; rock between your toes and heels,  
and your right and left foot.
Once you have your sit-stand workstation installed and it is adjusted to your 
unique height requirements, take a few minutes to study these tips to make  
the most of your sit-stand experience. As you know, changing behavior  
takes time. 
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Tips & Tricks 
for the Sit-Stand User
Tips & Tricks for Sit-Stand Computing 
Key Considerations/Guidelines: 
 Set some goals to incorporate movement into your day; track and challenge  
yourself to meet those goals. 
 Monitor your fatigue level throughout the day; when you start to experience it,  
change your position. If seated, stand. If standing, sit. 
 Be aware that you may experience some discomfort at first as your body adjusts  
to standing more throughout your day. You may be using muscles that haven’t  
worked much lately. 
 An anti-fatigue floor mat offers comfort and safety when standing on  
hard surfaces.
 Whether sitting or standing, a foot rest can reduce fatigue and increase stability.