Why You Need an Ergonomic Workspace

Published: Mon, 10/25/21

Featured Article: Why You Need an Ergonomic Workspace (and What Does It Mean)

This year, I've been lucky to have plenty of gigs and work to do.

I spent a lot of hours in the studio mixing and mastering, and I felt so happy about it... but unfortunately, my body didn’t.

I ended up developing a tennis elbow, and my back was stiff as a stick. I couldn’t even sit at my desk or look at my mouse without feeling the tension going through my neck and my back.

I went to see my physiotherapist and asked him for tips so that I could get back to work.

He gave me some precious advice, and I thought I’ll share this with you so that you can avoid falling into the same trap I did.

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