Don't lose focus! Stay sharp and alert at your desk.

Loss of concentration
As an ergonomics adviser at Buro International/Ergo-Advice, I see the same pattern again and again: people who sit at their desk all day gradually lose their concentration. Sitting still for long periods causes focus to fade as the hours go by, and it is something I recognise in clients and in myself alike. Needless to say, this does their work no favours. 

Dynamic office chair
At Ergo-Advice, I am keen to offer a fitting answer to this. One of the solutions I recommend most often is the 3 DEE office chair from Aeris. With this office chair, you work on the move, in an active and dynamic way, which makes you healthier, more motivated and more productive. The patented Swopper technology encourages varied sitting positions and balanced 3D movement, something I find especially valuable for clients with desk-based jobs.  

It reduces lower back pain and relieves your shoulder and neck muscles. This office chair moves with you in every direction and simply prompts you to move more while you sit. The result, as I experience it myself: you move more while seated, feel more energetic and alert, and stay focused. 

FAQ: Concentration and dynamic sitting 

1. Why do you lose concentration when sitting still for long periods? Sitting still for a long time reduces blood flow and causes stiffness, which gradually erodes your focus and alertness. Moving regularly, even just a little, keeps your brain sharper. 
2. How does a dynamic office chair like the 3DEE help prevent loss of concentration? A dynamic office chair like the 3DEE from Aeris uses Swopper technology to encourage constant small movements and changing sitting positions. That keeps you more active while seated, which reduces back complaints and keeps you more energetic and alert. 
3. Who is a dynamic office chair suitable for? Anyone who does a lot of desk work benefits from a dynamic office chair, but I particularly recommend it for people with lower back pain or tension in the shoulders and neck, or anyone who notices their concentration dipping as the day goes on.