Sentences that start with the phrase “A guru once told me…” are, more often than not, eye-roll-inducing. But recently, while resting in malasana, or a deep squat, in an East London yoga class, I was struck by the second half of the instructor’s sentence: “A guru once told me that the problem with the West is they don’t squat.”
I’m 30 years into my career as a keyboard jockey and the main principle that works for me is to change things up throughout the day and week. Having more viable positions to switch to is a net positive. I’m not looking for one perfect position anymore.
I’m just imagining trying to squat in front of a PC on the floor now.
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How did you find a picture of me in college?!
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Haha yeah it’s not much use for that, but I suppose for other forms of work it might be one of the poses you’d cycle through.