CoreChair

Look better, feel better, and live better with the CoreChair, the number one research-based ergonomic seating solution.

We’re all aware of the health risks of sitting still (or static sitting) for prolonged periods of time. The most common issues we experience include back pain and other postural issues.  New studies also show that prolonged sitting can also affect the body’s vascular response and ability to regulate blood chemistry.

This is due to the fact that the traditional office chairs we know today were designed roughly 150 years ago. While they may have come a long way in terms of design and hardware, they still offer no health benefits to users.

The CoreChair – Stay Healthy to The Core

The CoreChair is designed with your health in mind and encourages active sitting. It features an advanced seating surface that works hand-in-hand with a pelvic stabilizer to redistribute sitting pressure and relieve pressure points.

The chair’s core mechanism allows for movement in all directions (up to 14 degrees), engaging your core muscles and getting them working whenever seated. The CoreChair also comes with a lower back support that works together with the chair’s unique seating surface to prevent slumping.

The height and depth of the seating surface are completely adjustable, as is the resistance level of the core mechanism, allowing the CoreChair to accommodate for a variety of body types and mobility levels.

Recent studies by The University of Waterloo found that the CoreChair effectively offers postural support, engages core stabilizing muscles, and encourages movement. Arizona State University also found that passive sitting on the CoreChair increased calorie burn by 17% (and 150% when coupled with exercise) when compared to a standard chair. For more studies of the CoreChair, click here.

The CoreChair’s many features work in harmony to create a healthy seating solution. It’s unique design allows for better posture and a stronger core, relief from back pain and stiffness, and helps you avoid the many ailments linked to chronic sitting.