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Core-Tex Sit on Softer Surfaces

If we want to get the most motion and benefits from our Core-Tex Sit, we know it works best on a flat, firm surface.  But some folks really want to use with their office chair or couches or recliners.  In this video, we share with you a quick workaround that you might find helpful using a cutting board or similar.  

Your lower back, hips and pelvic floor receive the most stimulus from your Core-Tex Sit when we get the best motion.  

It's no secret that after having children, many women experience issues related to a weak pelvic floor. You've heard it before: the jokes about moms not being able to jump, sneeze, or laugh without peeing a little. We're here to remind you that, despite what social media tells you, you don't have to live like that!
Watch the two moves Core-Tex Sit inventor Anthony Carey is sure to do every day at this desk to keep his lower back, upper back and hips feeling great.
If we want to get the most motion and benefits from our Core-Tex Sit, we know it works best on a flat, firm surface.  But some folks really want to use with their office chair or couches or recliners.