Gaming Chairs
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Robert Morse
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I use an extra dining room chair with arms. The chair was expensive, but I had it already, so the real cost was zero. I don't like the wheels on chairs or the ones that lean back.
Good question. I've often thought of this myself.
After trying out dozens and dozens of chairs through the years, I've settled on a simple, stiff-backed chair. Padded, but not too heavily. Not swiveling, no wheels... just four legs, like in the good ole' days.
I find that if I keep my core engaged and my feet flat on the floor with good posture, my back doesn't get tired.
After trying out dozens and dozens of chairs through the years, I've settled on a simple, stiff-backed chair. Padded, but not too heavily. Not swiveling, no wheels... just four legs, like in the good ole' days.
I find that if I keep my core engaged and my feet flat on the floor with good posture, my back doesn't get tired.
They say sitting is the new smoking. I stand the whole time I'm trading.
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/ironhorse-trading-chair.302659/
The best chairs are discussed here...but I agree, standing is better.
Here is the new competitor to Varidesk:
https://shop.inmovement.com/inmovement-standing-desk
Looks expensive, but for $400, look at the reviews !!!
The best chairs are discussed here...but I agree, standing is better.
Here is the new competitor to Varidesk:
https://shop.inmovement.com/inmovement-standing-desk
Looks expensive, but for $400, look at the reviews !!!
Are the other 508 posts of yours as helpful????????? Retard
Are you capable of performing a little due diligence prior to asking to be spoon fed?
Typical Lazy noob.... What broker? What computer? What chair?
What's next? What instrument? What strategy? What Entry? What Exit?
And no, the other 508 posts were not as helpful... I gave up feeding lazy wannabee's long ago...