2. Move around to stretch your muscles. If you sit a lot in your job, take a moment to stand up and stretch a bit.
3. Position your body in a straight line and evenly distribute your weight while standing.
4. Use ergonomic office chairs, footrests or a small pillow to improve your posture.
5. Be aware of your posture at all times in order to improve it and decrease back pain.
6. Regular aerobic exercise strengthens the muscles used to maintain good posture.
7. Invest in supportive shoes that complement your body's center of gravity.
8. Maintain good posture regardless of what you are doing. You should maintain your posture while you are walking, talking or typing.
9. Invest in ergonomic environments, such as your office chair, in order to lessen strain on your spine.
10. Strive to position your body in a relaxed posture to avoid muscles clenching.