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Dynamic means moving...so doing bicep curls would be an example.

Static means being still or holding what you have.So when you stand erect your back/spine and legs are in a static posture.

Learn more about how static and dynamic postures can cause carpal tunnel syndrome athttp://www.carpal-tunnel-symptoms.com

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