What long hours at a desk actually do to your body

What long hours at a desk actually do to your body

Most corporate wellness classes default to yoga because
• it feels relaxing
• it’s familiar
• it’s not intimidating

…but yoga alone doesn’t fix the problems caused by 8–10 hours of sitting.

People who spend most of their day seated commonly deal with:
• Inhibited glutes
• Weak upper back / rotator cuff
• Stiff hips + hamstrings (but also weak hamstrings)
• Compressed thoracic spine
• No cardiovascular base at all

Your three pillars (joint strength, muscular resilience, cardio) are exactly what reverses these patterns.

“Working with James weekly allowed me to gain strength and massively improve my fitness level.”

Kelsey Williams

Why “Comfort Devices” Aren’t the Fix

Why “Comfort Devices” Aren’t the Fix

Memory foam beds, ergonomic chairs, lumbar cushions…
These reduce discomfort but promote passivity.

They do not:
• lengthen hamstrings
• strengthen shoulders
• restore hip mobility
• improve blood flow
• build tendon resilience

Personal Training

Personal Training

Personal Training

The Fix Has To Be Active

The Fix Has To Be Active

If sitting all day deconditions the body, the solution can’t be more comfort. Structured, progressive training that rebuilds strength, mobility, and fitness.

Everything we do fits into three simple pillars.

How it works

How it works

How it works

The Three Pillars

The Three Pillars

Training is built around consistency, progression, and adapting as you get stronger.

01

Joint Health + Strength

We combine joint mobilisation with slow, controlled bodyweight strength exercises. This: • restores movement quality • strengthens tendons + ligaments • improves posture • makes everyday tasks easier

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Joint Health + Strength

We combine joint mobilisation with slow, controlled bodyweight strength exercises. This: • restores movement quality • strengthens tendons + ligaments • improves posture • makes everyday tasks easier

01

Joint Health + Strength

We combine joint mobilisation with slow, controlled bodyweight strength exercises. This: • restores movement quality • strengthens tendons + ligaments • improves posture • makes everyday tasks easier

02

Muscular Resilience

Tight muscles are usually weak and overworked. So we don’t just stretch — we build resilience. This: • reduces stiffness • improves recovery • supports long hours at a desk

02

Muscular Resilience

Tight muscles are usually weak and overworked. So we don’t just stretch — we build resilience. This: • reduces stiffness • improves recovery • supports long hours at a desk

02

Muscular Resilience

Tight muscles are usually weak and overworked. So we don’t just stretch — we build resilience. This: • reduces stiffness • improves recovery • supports long hours at a desk

03

Cardiovascular Conditioning

Most desk workers have little aerobic base. Which leads to low energy, poor circulation, and slow recovery. This: • improves heart + lung health • boosts daily energy and focus • increases overall work capacity

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Cardio Conditioning

Most desk workers have little aerobic base. Which leads to low energy, poor circulation, and slow recovery. This: • improves heart + lung health • boosts daily energy and focus • increases overall work capacity

03

Cardiovascular Conditioning

Most desk workers have little aerobic base. Which leads to low energy, poor circulation, and slow recovery. This: • improves heart + lung health • boosts daily energy and focus • increases overall work capacity

Next Steps

Next Steps

If you’d like to help your team move better, feel better, and avoid the usual desk-related injuries, we can start with a short call.
We’ll learn about your team, schedule, and space, then design something that fits

Enquire now to discuss options and pricing.

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