Introducing "InnoFur Anetos" Kneeling Chair typically has two major features: a padded seat, which is angled forward at 20 to 30 degrees, and a padded support in front of the seat on which the shins and knees rest. In ordinary chairs the seats are horizontal and the whole weight of the upper body burdens the lower back, which can eventually cause pain. The operating principle of the kneeling chair is very simple and based on the fact that the burden is taken off the lower back and put on the shins and knees leaning on a padded support, which results in reduced strain on the lower back Whichever brand or model you end up with, there are few key things to keep in mind once you get your new chair set up- how you use a kneeling chair is just as important as what kneeling chair you choose to use. The most crucial factor is that you shouldn’t expect to be able to sit on it all day at first. Keep your main chair and just use the kneeling chair for 20 minutes or so at a time. It will take time for your body to adjust to this new way of sitting, and it’s very typical and should be expected to experience stiffness in the back, neck, and shoulder as well as tenderness in the shins for the first couple of days or even weeks. You may also find that switching between a regular chair and kneeling chair throughout the day is the best way to use your chair in the long term. We are always going back and forth between chairs during our workday. When you get down to it, the only way to know if a chair is going to be right for you is to try it out.
