Life hack to prevent injuries from poor posture


Tan Ming Qi (right) and Lee Shao Xuan (left) received their RM3000 mock-cheque from Prof UCSI Group CEO and UCSI University vice-chancellor Datuk Dr Siti Hamisah Tapsir (centre), who was accompanied by the main sponsor of the Student Life Hacks TikTok Innovation Challenge, Blackmores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd education and training manager Emely Chai.

WHEN students Lee Shao Xuan and Tan Ming Qi learnt that poor posture resulted in their friend suffering a gymnastics injury, the duo knew they had to do something to help other exercise enthusiasts like her.

The 18-year-olds immediately set to work, designing a device that analyses and corrects one’s posture during workouts.

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