Say goodbye to back pain with a chair that encourages dynamic sitting
Have you heard of dynamic sitting? It is a special form of sitting that combines relaxed and active sitting. Yes, you heard it right – you can strengthen your body’s muscles while sitting, and help improve your fitness and well-being. Active sitting activates your back and abdominal muscles, which helps you to correct your posture and relieve pain in your lower back, lumbar spine and shoulder girdle.
An office chair that allows you to sit dynamically is the SpinaliS – a premium product whose design mimics sitting on a fitness ball, but with a significant advantage – it gives you the opportunity to rest. In a relaxed sitting position, you will be able to relax a little and prevent pain and fatigue if you sit for long periods of time. Don’t delay and do something good for your body – try our ergonomically designed SpinaliS office chair and experience a whole new dimension of health-friendly sitting.
Learn about active and relaxed sitting
Our innovative SpinaliS office chair allows users to sit in two ways: active and relaxed, while supporting correct posture at all times. And you can easily adjust your sitting position by changing your position on the seat.
But to give you an idea of exactly what we’re talking about, we’ve put together an explanation of the two sitting styles offered by the SpinaliS premium ergonomic office chair:
- aktivno sedenje na stolu SpinaliS poteka takrat, ko sedite na sredini sedala. Pri tem načinu telo ves čas aktivno ohranja ravnotežje, saj se sedalo premika skladno z vašimi premiki. Pri tem so ves čas aktivirane zlasti hrbtne in trebušne mišice ter mišice medeničnega dna. Ker večji del obremenitev prevzamejo prav mišice, se bistveno zmanjša obremenitev na občutljiva vretenca. Posledično med sedenjem ohranjate pravilno držo, ki preprečuje bolečine v hrbtu in utrujenost po celodnevnem sedenju;
- sproščeno sedenje pa je omogočeno takrat, ko se presedete proti zadnjemu delu sedeža in se udobno naslonite na naslon za hrbet. Ob tem učinkovito razbremenite vaše mišice, vendar je drža še vedno ustrezna – sedalo je namreč ves čas gibljivo, zato je telo aktivno in tako ohranja ravnotežje.

Improved fitness ball
Have you ever had the opportunity to sit on a fitness ball? For those of you who have tried sitting like this, you probably know what it feels like when your body is sitting still but still active. Our premium product gives you a similar experience, but also offers another great customisation – the ability to take the strain off your muscles. Sitting on an orthopaedic ball is the best way to do it, but it doesn’t give you the option of resting. Muscles therefore fatigue when sitting for long periods of time, which can lead to pain and minor injuries. At SpinaliS, we have easily solved this problem with the relaxed sitting function.
Why switch to SpinaliS?
The problem with traditional ergonomic chairs is the fixed seat. When sitting, the spine literally breaks at the sacrum with every tilt of the body, resulting in pain and potentially injury.
The opposite is true of the SpinaliS office chair, where the seat is flexible. It follows even the slightest tilt of the body, keeping your spine in the correct position at all times. In addition, the SpinaliS team also advises you to exercise regularly in order to maintain a healthy spine for every customer. Even during working hours, get up several times to stretch and walk around the room. This will also help to ensure adequate blood circulation, clear your head and prevent excessive fatigue.
Try it!
You can also try out your new ergonomic SpinaliS office chair for free. Because we understand that people are different, we’ve included a wide range of chairs to suit different body types. You can choose an office chair with our expert help and then try it out in practice. This way you’ll know first-hand whether the model is the right fit for you. And we’re confident that your dynamic seating experience will be truly exceptional.
Research carried out by the SLOfit project shows an alarming trend of increasing proportion of overweight children in Slovenia. The percentage of overweight children ranges between 20 and 24%, which leads to reduced physical fitness, especially in the area of endurance. Experts note that children’s aerobic capacity is declining markedly, as can be seen in the results of tests such as the 600-metre dash. Children aged 11-13 run this distance on average 7 to 8 seconds slower today than they did 20 years ago.














