About Juli Kagan
As a Certified Pilates Instructor, Juli Kagan is not only passionate about
Pilates, but also about teaching and life-long learning, and: BQE
CHAIRS! Juli believes that knowing better helps in doing
better. Her unique perspective of understanding ergonomics and posture,
coalescing both as a dental hygienist and Pilates instructor, makes her
outstanding in each field. Students say they get results within only a
few sessions allowing them to sit taller, stand stronger and work
without pain.
Juli graduated from the University of Maryland in 1983 with a
Bachelors degree in dental hygiene and a minor in kinesiology (study of
body movement). She has taught periodontology, preventive dentistry and
clinical instrumentation & ergonomics since 1993. In 2000 she earned
her Masters degree in Educational Psychology. As a Certified Pilates
Instructor, her focus is on posture and subsequent carriage throughout
the day. She lives in Boca Raton, Florida with her husband, David, and
son, Zack.
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“As
an ergonomics specialist, here's my two cents on a product I absolutely
love. BQE has different designs with different price points, however,
the beauty of the chair, unlike ANY in the industry, is that there is a
"dynamic" backrest that moves with your spine. That means when the
clinician is actively working, they are in a slightly forward pitched
(tipped) position, and when the clinician is in a passive state, the
back rest fully supports the lumbar region--the most vulnerable part of
the spine. It's truly revolutionary and exceeds the criteria of my
critical body of knowledge regarding posture.”
Juli Kagan, RDH, M.Ed.
Author, Speaker, Educator
Testimonials
“As an ergonomics specialist, here's my two cents on a product I absolutely love. BQE has different designs with different price points, however, the beauty of the chair, unlike ANY in the industry, is that there is a "dynamic" backrest that moves with your spine. That means when the clinician is actively working, they are in a slightly forward pitched (tipped) position, and when the clinician is in a passive state, the back rest fully supports the lumbar region--the most vulnerable part of the spine. It's truly revolutionary and exceeds the criteria of my critical body of knowledge regarding posture.”
Juli Kagan, RDH, M.Ed.
Author, Speaker, Educator
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BQ Ergonomics LLC
11888 West 91st Street
Overland park, KS 66214
Office: 877.938.9034
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