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Lifting technique email template

A physical safety guide about the movement people get wrong.

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Message anatomy

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People brace properly for something heavy and get hurt picking up a box while turning. The rotation under load is the mechanism, not the mass.

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From
North Luffenham Notes
Subject
It is the twisting, not the weight
Preheader
Most back injuries happen carrying something light.

Safety guide

Most back injuries happen with light loads and a twist

People brace properly for something heavy and get hurt picking up a box while turning. The rotation under load is the mechanism, not the mass.

The rule

Move your feet, never your spine. Turn by stepping round rather than rotating the trunk, however light the object.

Close to the body

A load at arm's length is about ten times the spinal force of the same load held close. Distance matters more than weight.

The everyday risk

Lifting a child from a car seat, or a bag from a boot. Both involve reach and twist and both cause more injuries than any deliberate lift.

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