Asked by Boo
How often should you implement ergonomic exercises throughout your shift?
Every two hours
When you notice aches and pains
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You should do them regularly throughout the shift — not only when you feel aches. Aim for short movement/stretch breaks about every 30–60 minutes (and at minimum every 1–2 hours).
Why: frequent brief breaks break up static postures, restore circulation, reduce muscle fatigue and lower injury risk.
Quick examples: 30–60 seconds of neck/shoulder rolls, wrist stretches and hand open/close, standing and hip/leg stretches, 1–2 minute walk or calf raises.
Why: frequent brief breaks break up static postures, restore circulation, reduce muscle fatigue and lower injury risk.
Quick examples: 30–60 seconds of neck/shoulder rolls, wrist stretches and hand open/close, standing and hip/leg stretches, 1–2 minute walk or calf raises.
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