Laptop all day, phone all evening. Your head holds the same position for hours. Rate it, test it, then see what about 5 minutes does.
Rate how stiff it feels. Turn your head left and right.
Three small moves on your chair. A timer guides you.
Same test. Your own before and after.
You don't need neck pain to try it. Feeling stiff is enough.
On the bus, in bed, between calls? You need a chair and 5 quiet minutes. We'll email you the link for later.
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Happens when a link opens in another browser. Fill in what you remember; your day 3 or day 7 check compares with this.
Some neck problems need a professional, not exercises. These questions check that first.
Do you have pain, tingling or numbness that runs into your arm or hand?
Did your neck pain start after a fall, accident or injury?
Do you have new or worsening headaches, or dizziness?
What you answered can have causes that need a proper look. A GP or physiotherapist can tell you what's safe for you. That's the careful route, and it's the right one.
Not medical advice. If symptoms are severe or sudden, get medical help straight away.
Three moves, guided with a timer. Keep this screen on. Go slow, stay pain-free, never force or crack.
So: loosening up and moving helps today. Getting stronger helps for good.
Our take: your neck isn't broken. It's under-trained.
Turn left, then right, the same way as before. Compare with the spots you noted.
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Send your numbers anonymously. No name, no email: just your scores, your turn result and which check this was.
Send my result anonymously5 chin nods and one round of gentle press. You don't have to stand up. Pick one moment:
Short active breaks of a few minutes during computer work reduced discomfort without hurting productivity. How often you take them seems to matter less than actually doing them.
Evidence: mixed
A positive review (2022) against a Cochrane review (2019) with low certainty about break schedules. Hooking a habit to an existing moment is a standard habit-building method.
Find out on day 3 and day 7. Same 60-second test, no routine needed. Keep doing the 30-second reset in between.
Pick a moment you'll actually be at your phone. Same moment both days makes the numbers easier to compare.
The reminder has your own link with your first numbers, so it works in any browser.
One email on day 3, one on day 7. Each has your own link with your first numbers, so it works in any browser.
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Last thing. Put the phone down and