CHAIR CONTROL DEVICE. GENESIS of PRODUCT We wanted to develop a chair design that offered comfort, was relaxing and pleasurable to sit in and was effective.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Science of integrating efficiency, safety and comfort into the workspace design Physical relationship between people and their tools Very important Sickness.
Advertisements

(click here). PATIENT COMPLIANCE IS THE KEY ELEMENT TO THE SUCCESS OF THE REHABILITATION REGIMEN REGARDLESS OF THE TECHNIQUE USED, THE MANDIBLE MUST BE.
Introducing Body Rhythm Technology Introducing Body Rhythm Technology Helps restore the natural body rhythm and muscle mobility for better & faster healing.
Office Ergonomics Awareness
Introduction to Flexibility Introduction Benefits of Flexibility What Determines Flexibility Assessing Flexibility ASCMASCM Guidelines.
Proper Body Mechanics.
Biomechanics in the Workplace
Back Safety Presented by QBE Loss Control Services.
Information Session Organisational Health – February 2013: V1
Maintaining Flexibility & Back Health
Ron Jones Dynamic Warm-Up “Moving Better With Less Pain!” © 2007 Ron Jones LLC.
Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation.
FLEXIBILITY Why is it Important?. Flexibility-Definition Flexibility is the term used to express the range of movement around a joint. The flexibility.
A perfect day at work. Nowadays office work is more non- routine and multitasking than ever.
Chapter 5 Isn't stretching just for competitive sports? Developing Flexibility.
Objectives Common office ergonomic injuries Key concepts How to stage your computer work area Early warning signs and when to report incidents.
Chapter 8 Muscular Flexibility CHAPTER OUTLINE
Chapter 8 Muscular Flexibility Chapter Outline
To: anyone who is physically active By: Kyle Stay.
Back Mechanics Presented by QBE Loss Control Services.
2 Influences on Flexibility Flexibility is an important part of health-related fitness. Flexibility A joint’s ability to move through its full range of.
CBI Health Presents OFFICE ERGONOMICS
Ergonomics.
Ron Jones Dynamic Warm-Up “Moving the World Better!” © 2008 Ron Jones LLC.
Proper Body Mechanics Reviewed 10/2014. Body Mechanics The use of one’s body to produce motion that is safe, energy conserving, and anatomically and physiologically.
Proper Body Mechanics.
Fahey/Insel/Roth, Fit & Well: Core Concepts and Labs in Physical Fitness and Wellness, Chapter 5 © 2007 McGraw-Hill Higher Education. All rights reserved.
Assisted Leg Holding Device For Medical Procedures By: Jennifer Bruno Katherine Etter Gehendra Kunwar Team 1 Funded by: Rehabilitation Education Research.
SAFETY PLAY OF THE WEEK Ergonomics in the Work Place.
Awkward posture refers to positions of the body that deviate significantly from the neutral position while performing work activities. When you are in.
Chapter 15 The Spine Impairments, Diagnosis, and Management Guidelines.
5/26/04 Cedarville University Workstation Workout For your Shoulders & Lower Back * Frequent mini-exercise breaks are recommended.
Presentation Package for Concepts of Physical Fitness 12e
SPINE EXERCISE AND MANIPULATION INTERVENTIONS
Kinesiology Flexibility  The ability to move a joint through its range of motion (ROM)  Static flexibility: ROM without how quickly it is achieved.
Is the ability to move joints through a full range of motion.
OFFICE ERGONOMICS Presented By: Chris Johnston Occupational Therapist CBI Health Centre.
Copyright © F.A. Davis Company Part IV: Exercise Interventions by Body Region Chapter 15 The Spine: Management Guidelines.
Flexibility High School Students in a Health Education Class Presented By: Damian Johnson.
Celebrate Wellness! Information Compiled By: Dr Jennifer Tinoosh.
Flex-Buddy A Product of RFT,LLC, I mprove: Flexibility, Range of Motion D ecrease: Stiffness, Soreness New “Soft Stretch” FlowResistance Based.
Chapter Fifteen Achieving Flexibility. Flexibility A person’s ability to move body joints through a full range of motion. Flexibility is specific to a.
Copyright © F.A. Davis Company Part II: Applied Science of Exercise and Techniques Chapter 3 Range of Motion.
Muscular Strength and Endurance
By: Nelaven Subaskaran Course Name: ICS Teacher: Mr. Krnic Date: 02/19/2016.
© McGraw-Hill Higher Education. All Rights Reserved Chapter Five.
Ergonomics HCS Ergonomics 101 Ergonomics literally means “laws of work” (from two Greek words: “ergos” [work] and “nomos” [laws]) Ergonomics concerns.
Lesson 1 – Workplace Ergonomics Outcome 1.2. Set up and organize workstations safely and efficiently.
Many people spend hours a day in front of a computer without thinking about the impact on their bodies. They physically stress their bodies daily without.
Maintaining Flexibility and Back Health Copyright © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc. 6 PowerPoint ® Lecture Outlines.
Y OGA BALL CHAIR AT WORK Many of us spend majority of our time in office, sitting on a chair and working in front of a computer. This way the office chairs.
Office Ergonomics 101 Eric Dickson CIEC, CIAQC Educational Service District 101 (509)
Kinetesis Spine & Joint Clinic Reviews Bedford Physiotherapist Kinetesis Spine & Joint Clinic Reviews Bedford Physiotherapist | Chiropractic Clinic | Bedford.
Brian Mosier Flexibility 7 chapter. Flexibility Flexibility is the range of motion (ROM) of a single joint or a series of joints.
Isn't stretching just for competitive sports?
SPINAL TRACTION Traction can draw or pull on an object.
What You Will Do Identify sports and activities that promote flexibility. Explain why too much flexibility can be unsafe. Participate in activities to.
Valley Family Medicine Clinical Informatics Curriculum Updated 07/2015
Kinetesis Spine & Joint Clinic Reviews Bedford Physiotherapist | Chiropractic Clinic | Bedford Massage Therapy At Kinetesis, we are passionate about patient.
Flexibility.
CPM – Continuous Passive Motion
Flexibility and Low-Back Health
A Red Light Therapy Machine Can Now Be Used at Home
Medical Weight Loss Program Plano
Make Your Trip Easy and Safe With Yoga Travel Accessory.
Proper Body Mechanics.
Press F5 to view slide show Ergonomics
Dr, Sherri McCoy DC, Lac Dr. Jennifer Eshelman DC. MSACN
Dr. Scott Zack Michigan: A Chiropractor Dr. Scott Zack is a well-trained chiropractor who provide treatment for the problem related to central nervous.
Why do you need to know more about Manual Handling?
Presentation transcript:

CHAIR CONTROL DEVICE

GENESIS of PRODUCT We wanted to develop a chair design that offered comfort, was relaxing and pleasurable to sit in and was effective in promoting back health. As a result, the device we created provides exceptional health and anti-fatigue virtues through the fluid motion and easily allows for extended sitting times. We believe our chair suspension design is revolutionary and may become the next Universal Standard in chair support design.

ABOUT OUR DEVICE A new core concept in chair support design Enjoyable, relaxing and comfortable Promotes better back health The ride control lever adjusts the ride soft or firm to suit weight and preference of the user

BIO MECHANICAL RESEARCH Increased the understanding of the mechanism of lower back injury and pain. Stabilizing the Neutral Zone of the lumbar spine results in better muscle control.

BACK MUSCLES Spinal Core Concept Neutral Zone o The Lumbar Multifidus Muscles (LMM) are important stabilizers of this zone Multifidus Function o Multifidi account for more than two thirds of the stiffness of the spine when in atrophy CONTINUOUS PASSIVE MOTION (CPM) o A technique in which a joint is moved constantly to increase range and motion o Promotes rebuilding joint tissue

THE CORE CONCEPT The device provides a new approach to easing the 8 to 10 hour workplace environment. The core concept is ergo-dynamically designed for fluid motion, is adjustable to personal comfort settings and is the chair of the future. A chair support system that must be experienced.

WHY OUR DESIGN? Its anti-fatigue and pro back health benefits The pleasant, fluid recreational feel of its unique Omni-directional motion. WATCH VIDEO

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION Chicago Tribune Article Dr. Woodhams Paper (2010) Clinical Review (2010)

ABOUT THE DESIGNER

FOR INFORMATION Contact: BILL BRUDER Phone: FAX: