Getting your behind in gear is great for your brain and your body. In fact, it can make you more productive too! In honor of Move More Month in April, we’ve collected a variety of ways to help give you ideas to move more. Because unfortunately, your half-hour at the gym isn’t going to cut [...]
If you’re like most people, you’re probably aware that you’re stressed and don’t need Stress Awareness Month to figure it out! Not only is this a problem for us in general, it may also cause problems at work.
Are you still going strong on your New Year’s resolutions for 2021? Or did life get in the way? Seriously, we know how it goes. Get back into your resolutions by walking more for National Walking Day on April 7… and the rest of the year too!
So many of us don’t get enough sleep. In addition to being a productivity issue, lack of sleep can result in injuries too! Fatigue played a role in the Three Mile Island and Chernobyl nuclear disasters as well as the Exxon Valdez oil spill, in addition to countless others.
This time of year is when people decide to get healthy… or discover that they’re already falling off the resolution bandwagon! We’re here to help with achievable goals and to boost you back on to the bandwagon if necessary!
Did you, like many of our readers, resolve to exercise more in 2021! January is Walk Your Dog month, so you can get the whole family in on the fun! Keep your heart and the rest of you safe by parading with your pooch.
You know, if you’ve been reading us regularly, that sitting is bad for your health! According to the New York Times, people who move least and sit most during the day (sedentary) have a 260% higher likelihood of premature death, compared to the least sedentary.
There is so much information in the world ready to bombard us, and distractions aplenty. The ability to focus and concentrate seems harder to find than ever! But you can make it easier for yourself with these six tips that will help brain fog dissipate so you can work on the things that are truly meaningful to you.
The idea for our folding table riser products all started with another company that we owned: a catering business. Most folding tables are designed for banquet height, which is about 29-30” above the ground. It’s usually the perfect height for sitting and eating. Other benefits of folding tables is that they’re pretty inexpensive and can be repurposed for a variety of uses. As caterers, we often used them for preparing the food. The problem was that the right height for eating is not the right height for standing. Our workers had to crouch down to work, which hurt their backs.
November is National Diabetes Month. Not only do we want to stay well ourselves, but we want our clients to do so also! You might know there are two kinds of diabetes. Those with Type 1 aren’t able to make any insulin, and it’s thought to be an autoimmune disorder. Also called juvenile diabetes, the symptoms may appear in childhood or later and develop very quickly. Only about 5% of diabetics are Type 1. Those with Type 2 diabetes create enough insulin but don't process it properly. Type 2 appears over a period of time, and sometimes people who have it aren’t aware of it. Risk factors include excess weight and inactivity, so you can take steps (sometimes literally!) to prevent it.
Be the first to know about exciting news, updates, and special promotions.
Be the first to know about exciting news, updates, and special promotions.
Manufacturer’s liability is limited to replacement of product only and not damage to table or contents on table. Please see your own folding table manufacturer’s statement for weight tolerance limitations.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Manufacturer’s liability is limited to replacement of product only and not damage to table or contents on table. Please see your own folding table manufacturer’s statement for weight tolerance limitations.
© Lift Your Table®
