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Manage Computer Stress With Easy Exercise
By mick madigan
Stress comes from all sides these days, in home and workplace.

Computer related stress - caused typically by crashing or malfunctioning programs , slow downloads, irritating emails or just sheer job repetition and figuring out how to do things online- can build up and cause you to feel bad, and eventually even make you ill.


Luckily gentle easy is an excellent preventive and cure for computer related stress and workplace anxieties.

Assuming you aren’t obese, pregnant

or have any condition that could be made worse by exercise, here are 10 tested and useful tips for staying cooler and fitter at the PC.


1/ Exercise your eyes by looking away from your PC, and focusing on distant objects. Don’t look at any one object too long, a few seconds will do.

2/ Exercise your breathing. Relax and breathe in and out deeply and slowly for about 30 seconds. Close your eyes if you wish, but don't fall asleep!

3/ Exercise your neck by turning your head gently to the left then to the right a few times. Don't strain.

4/ Exercise your wrists by holding them in front of you and gently rotating clockwise and anticlockwise a few times. Again, please don't strain.

5/ Exercise your elbows. Move your arms to the front, rest the tips of your fingers on your shoulders, and rotate your elbows in small circles 10 times clockwise. Relax, then do the same, rotating your elbows in an anticlockwise direction.

6/ Exercise your hands. Place them by your sides, palms downward facing and at right angles to your arms. Make 10 SMALL circles with each hand, clockwise and anticlockwise.

7/ Exercise your shoulders. With head and neck relaxed, squeeze your shoulders upwards towards your ears. Relax. Now reach downward at both sides for a few seconds, not bending and keeping your arms straight. Relax.

8/ Exercise your back by standing and GENTLY flexing your body forward and backward a couple of times. Don’t bend too far, and STOP if you feel dizzy.

9/ Exercise your legs by walking away from your PC at least once an hour. Try taking mini-breaks at your keyboard every 5 minutes or so.

10/ Exercise your whole body by healthy living away from the computer. Sport, yoga, a good diet and meditation will all help raise your overall stress resistance.

Bonus tip: if you feel embarrassed, start with eye, hand, wrist and neck exercises.
But remember that breaks are important too!

Gently and gradually your PC stress away, and you'll achieve better productivity, plus healthy more relaxed computing thru 2006 and beyond!
Mick Madigan is involved inways of cutting physical and mental damage at the PC. His latest work, Healthy Computing 2006' is available only at www.m1mart.co.uk A fascinating desktop audio/text exercise ebook for combatting PC stress can be downloaded without obligation today from tinyurl.com/nghkx

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