In the end, it's only there to help remind you to change your habits, not change them for you. You will find the latest Lumo Lift Coupons & Deals added by ThinkUp users and moderators on this page. They have since removed that ad and it's nowhere to be found. and it would show a stickman with that action. In the original kickstarter advertisement, it showed the app being able to detect if you're standing, sitting, sleeping, walking, running, etc. I wish it had a live reading of what the lift is detecting (i.e. The app doesn't do much other then tell you the number of hours you've had good posture and step counts. The Lumo Lift is a small, lightweight device that is worn just below your collarbone for posture coaching and activity tracking. The second, i didn't bother as it dried up and was still working. Don't forget to take it off your shirt before throwing it into the wash!!! i did that twice already, the first time i was able to get a replacement from LumoBodyTech. In the end, it did remind me to sit straight (my main reason for getting it) and even without it on, i self consciously remember to adjust my seating. Also, as you're getting into the habit of sitting straight and you have the "coaching session on", it'll keep buzzing at you every x minutes (i had it set to 1) and it got annoying fast. The Lumo comes with a variety of clasps, with crystal and colored accessories. The device is worn near the collarbone, and vibrates to let you know when you need to improve your posture. For the first little while, it's a little annoying as you'll need to re-adjust each time you sit in a different chair, or you change from sitting to standing. You’ve come to the right place Launched in 2021, Lumo is a train company that runs between London Kings Cross and Edinburgh via the East Coast Main Line. Lumo Lift is a tiny device that goes beyond simple steps, distance and calories tracking - it was designed specifically for posture correction. Once setup, it does give you that gentle reminder that you need to sit/stand straight. It's not as accurate as it is advertised as it is really dependent on you resetting it to identify what is the "proper" position. My wife and I got one from kickstarter a year or so ago. For £80, the Lift is great at encouraging its wearer to take better care of their back If slouching is something literally bringing you down, the Lift is definitely worth considering. ChiGGz wrote: ↑Hopefully it's as practical as it sounds.
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