The zero-gravity position duplicates the position astronauts take during liftoff. The position is meant to ease the stress on their bodies as they escape Earth’s gravity. The position raises the feet to the same level as the heart. People who have back pain or who would like to increase their circulation often find this position extremely relaxing. It creates a sensation of weightlessness. Upper Body Inclines up to 65 degrees Lower Body Inclines up to 40 degrees
The zero-gravity position duplicates the position astronauts take during liftoff. The position is meant to ease the stress on their bodies as they escape Earth’s gravity. The position raises the feet to the same level as the heart. People who have back pain or who would like to increase their circulation often find this position extremely relaxing. It creates a sensation of weightlessness. Upper Body Inclines up to 65 degrees Lower Body Inclines up to 40 degrees