Can In-Plant Exercise Control Musculoskeletal Symptoms?

Abstract

After 1 year of an on-job exercise program to control musculoskeletal symptoms in the neck and upper limb, there were no statistically significant differences in localized postural discomfort scores or in the proportion of those whose discomfort decreased based on exercise participation. Although no clear reduction in discomfort was achieved by the exercise program alone, at least 67% of respondents who participated in the exercise program reported that the program made them feel better.

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