Hi There...I usually do headstands against the wall. If I use this product against the wall- Will it curve my back when i put my heels on the wall?
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If you remember to press out through the souls of your feet and keep your neck loose, it shouldn't be a problem.
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With this chair you will not need the wall. You will work your core, it gives you more options. You can use the wall just not needed. I do not notice a curve in my back but I don't touch the wall. I love mine.
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You will not curve....and you will have the security of the wall...the handles make it so easy to not need the wall..
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I have not found that to be a problem with mine. I also found that the extra support from my hands allows me to hold my legs away from the wall easily, providing even better core strength building
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No it won't. You can totally do a headstand and not even touch the wall. It has great neck support.
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It will not curve your back if you do it correctly. I have mine right next to my wall so that my heels are on the wall and my back is not curved. My husband uses his in the center of the room and he uses no wall for support and his back is not curved. I hope this information helps you.
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Hi Fiona. I keep my chair next to the wall because I know it is made of foam and not very sturdy. It's difficult to answer your question because it depends on how much of your body is leaning over the top of the chair and the angle of your lean. The top of the chair is velcroed to the bottom of the chair. To be on the safe side, I would not recommend an adult of your size leaning on the back of this type of chair unless the chair is up against a wall.
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Nope, it works for me because I use it against the wall or agaings the bed head but you don't count with a support structure, this will tip over or not provide resistance.
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The headboard will fit snugly against your frame, but it's a very lightweight piece, so it will flex an inch or two. You can't sit up in bed and lean against it without causing it to rub against the wall. It's more decorative than functional.
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It's more than possible that could happen because you aren't use to it. I suggest moving it up or down a little. If that doesn't work then I suggest talking to your doctor about using it for your back.
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Not really, but I bought padded headboards and just propped them against the wall behind the frame. The frame is so tall that there's no problem with stability.
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Do you mean hold it in your hand or use your back to go against the wall? I have used it with my back against the wall at the gym and it was fine. I have not tried to hold it while I squat.
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Nope! It leans against the wall. So as long as you're on a level ground you'll be ok.
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Mine doesn't. My best advice is don't place the headboard directly against a wall, and make sure the screws are tight AND you should be just fine.
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Harold: Bought my unit two weeks ago and just installed it last night. My desk too is up against a wall... and it works just fine. As you expand the unit for standing, the legs stay put on your desk but the monitor platform moves forward... so a wall is no obstacle. That help?
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Hi, the back of the unit is not finished so you will have to use it against a wall. Thank you so much!
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I tried it on my back a couple of nights. I laid on the floor one night and used my feet to move up and down with sick in my spine. It was a lot of trouble. I tried it on the bed and that was worse. I ended up using my happy massage that you can buy from Amazon. I recommend that for your back and neck. This one was just too hard to work with for your back. It works great for your feet.
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Yes. You will get the same stretch with or without shoes. I placed my slant board against a wall.
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No. Your back does not rest on back rest and the seat is too high from pedals and seat is positioned too far back for your legs to reach pedals comfortably unless you wear high heels - which is what I've been doing. And it hurts my back because I have to hunch forward and down to pedal. We will likely return this Fitdesk soon. Very disappointed as I like to exercise and was hoping this would complement my working at the same time.
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I suppose you could if you didn't take peel off back. However I think it wouldn't lay flat and would cause damage to wall. My son moved his around and the wall is perfect underneath
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You should not have any problems, it swings left and right and will lay flat against the wall. It also tilts but only about 15 degrees. Full extension in the center position is about 12 inches from the wall.
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I would think that by nature, if there is no back, then there is the possibility of slipping/leaning too far backward. I would not do it. We found this by far the most supportive bath chair.