Augusta GreenJackets on Good Morning America

Posted on December 16, 2011 | in Baseball, Ergonomics, Personal, Small Business, Sports | by Chad Walters

ABC’s Good Morning America sent Dr. Richard Besser on a house call to Lake Olmstead Stadium, home of the Augusta GreenJackets, to identify office hazards, time-saving tips, and demonstrate the importance of ergonomics.

TAGS: abc, augusta greenjackets, ergonomics, gma, good morning america, health, lean, richard besser, safety, stress

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