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The Upright Go 2 posture trainer promises to give you better posture in two weeks, so I tried it to see what it'd do for my slouching habit. So, it was time to call in the big guns. I procured a ...

Posture trainer experts Upright is back, and it’s built a new wearable called the Upright Go S it hopes will help the many people still currently work from home to sit up properly while away from ...

If you’ve ever had a parent tell you to sit up straight do you don’t ruin your posture, you know that you can sometimes end up slouching into your day without even realizing it. Good posture is ...

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Spending time at a computer means screwing up your spine. Doing yoga and other stretches or exercise between screen sessions can help, but with this tiny smart trainer, you can correct your posture ...

The Upright Go 2 aims to help you sit up straighter and reduce your back pain with a clever, tiny wearable that tells you to stop slouching. If you work at a desk, it's probable that you don't have ...

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Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Posture correctors — devices which remind users to sit up straight ...

In old movies, kids who slouched got perked back up with a sharp crack of a ruler or a book slapped on the edge of the desk. Most of us never saw such drama, but we’ve probably all heard our parents ...