kneeling chair
1 of 1noun/ˈnilɪŋ tʃɛr/
Forms:kneeling chairs
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a type of chair designed to help improve posture and reduce lower back pain by distributing weight between the buttocks and shins and providing support for the knees
A kneeling chair is a type of chair designed to encourage a more upright posture by tilting the pelvis forward. It has a padded seat and knee supports, which allow the person sitting to kneel instead of sitting fully on their bottom. This design helps reduce pressure on the lower back and can promote better spinal alignment. Kneeling chairs are often used by people who need to improve posture or reduce back pain. They are typically lightweight and adjustable, making them suitable for work or home settings.
- After years of back pain, she decided to try a kneeling chair to improve her posture.
- He found the kneeling chair uncomfortable at first but soon got used to the unique sitting position.
- Kneeling chairs are often recommended by chiropractors to help maintain proper spinal alignment.
- The office provided a kneeling chair for employees who wanted to reduce strain on their backs.
- She spent hours working on her computer with the kneeling chair, feeling less discomfort than usual.