Spatial awareness
Understand how your shoulders, spine, and hips relate to your chair. Gentle cues help you notice tension before it settles in.
Thoughtful programmes for people who sit — shaped around your desk, your pace, and your diary.
The quiet challenge
Long hours at a screen can leave the body feeling tight and the mind restless. Our approach does not ask you to become an athlete overnight. Instead, we introduce small, repeatable patterns that invite circulation and awareness into ordinary working days.
Each session is designed for people who already have full diaries. No specialist equipment is required beyond what your workspace already provides.
Interactive guide
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Discuss your routineProgramme formats
Four weeks of guided pauses for individuals working from home or a shared office. Sessions are fifteen to twenty minutes, twice weekly.
In-person sessions at our Praed Street space near Paddington. Ideal if you prefer face-to-face guidance in a calm setting.
Structured support for organisations with desk-based staff. We tailor timing around your working patterns and meeting culture.
Foundation
Understand how your shoulders, spine, and hips relate to your chair. Gentle cues help you notice tension before it settles in.
Short intervals woven through the day. Two minutes between calls can shift how your afternoon feels.
Sequences expand slowly over weeks. Habits form through repetition rather than intensity.
At a glance
Daily structure
Grounding stretches whilst your tea brews. Set an intention for how you wish to sit today.
Shoulder and neck release between meetings. Stand, breathe, return with clearer focus.
A brief walk or seated twist sequence. Counter the forward lean that builds through the afternoon.
Closing movements to mark the shift from work to rest. Leave the desk feeling less weighed down.
Environment
We help you read your surroundings — monitor height, chair support, floor clearance — and adjust movements accordingly. A compact cubicle and a home office both offer possibilities.
Raising your screen by a few centimetres can change how your neck carries weight. We pair ergonomic basics with movement so changes feel practical, not overwhelming.
Common questions
Voices
I stopped dreading the three o'clock slump. The pauses are so brief I actually keep doing them. — Editorial assistant, Paddington
Nobody rushed me. That patience made a real difference over the first month. — Remote analyst, Tyburnia
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155 Praed St, Tyburnia, London W2 1RL, United Kingdom
Tell us a little about your routine and we will suggest a programme shape that respects your hours at the desk.
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