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| Aqua-Aire Cushion |
Worship in comfort,
church pews are
hard on the back
and spine - go with
comfort!
church pews are
hard on the back
and spine - go with
comfort!
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Staff Writer There is a reason you see so many people bring pew cushions into their places of worship. The days when it was considered character-building to sit in an unforgiving, stiff-backed wooden bench have given way to wiser times. The best new cushions can actually save you from the kind of injuries that may linger for months or years. Proper sitting posture is more important than many people used to think. With the rise of workplace computing has come an exponential increase in the amount of time each of us spends sitting at a desk in an awkward position. It's no wonder workplace injury due to repetitive stress has skyrocketed in the last couple of decades. Pews only make the problem worse by making office denizens spend their Sunday mornings on an even worse chair. Many of these are designed to be completely level, with no space between the edge of the seat and the knees, and with a hard edge. Worse, they tend to be made of stone and hardwoods that greatly increase the relative pressure on pressure points in your buttocks and thighs. It is no longer necessary to come out of that temple with tingling extremities and a lingering ache. Many of the best pew cushions offer movable liquids to keep your blood circulating comfortably throughout your stay. With the proper product, you may be amazed to discover how much more endurance you have during longer services. |
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