For workers who are sat at a desk all day, health and fitness can be a concern. There are various solutions for desk-based workouts, such as the OfficeGym chair attachment and Active Desk ...

Everyone knows that exercise, and sleep are daily necessities. As entrepreneurs and professionals, it’s not always easy to find a healthy balance of work and life. We sit for hours at a time, wake up ...

Exercising at one's desk has always been a somewhat intriguing, albeit elusive, idea. Whether checking your latest emails or planning tomorrow's critical HR staff meeting, getting a simultaneous ...

Last month, I heard about a device called the Cubii, which is an elliptical that fits under your desk and basically keeps you loose and limber as you work. I was immediately interested. Like many of ...

If you don't want to entirely rearrange your desk setup to accommodate an under-desk treadmill nor to balance precariously on a bike desk all day, Cubii gives you a quiet, low-impact way to stay ...

TL;DR: Stay active at the office with the Cubii Pro, an under-desk elliptical that's not as extra as it sounds. It's on sale for $249 at Amazon — a savings of $100. Who has the energy to go to the gym ...

We’ve all heard “whistle while you work” before, but “pedal while you work” is a whole new thing — and we’re definitely on board with it. And if you keep your leg muscles engaged while you’re ...

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Productivity seekers intimidated by treadmill desks can now thank the Kickstarter gods for Cubii, an elliptical desk companion. Much like the fitness machine found at your local gym, Cubii is a ...

You might feel like moving around more if you work from home or aren’t commuting as much as you used to. All that sitting (and, if you’re like me, hunching over a laptop) can put a strain on your body ...

Currently, I am sitting at my desk drinking coffee…and writing this article, of course. Five hours from now (more like ten, if I am being honest about my work habits), I will still be sitting at my ...