Programmer's anti-slump chair with knee support

A chair for supporting a user, said user having a back and knees, comprising:

• a substantially rectangular seat means for supporting said user and having two side edges and a front edge and a back edge thereby forming two front corners and two back corners;
• a back rest having a bottom edge secured to said back edge of said seat;
• support means for supporting said seat;
• a pair of restraint means, each having a secured end and a bow shaped end for engaging a front of one of said user's knees, a pair of restraint bars, one said restraint bar slideably attached substantially parallel to one of said seat sides respectively and having a rear end proximal to one of said back corners and a restraining end adjacent to one of said front corners respectively;
• each said restraining end curved around one of said front corners respectively and adjustably positioned at a space from said front edge such that said user may sit in said seat means with a knee in one of said spaces respectively providing that said knees are restrained by said restraining ends with the back of said user simultaneously supported by said back of said chair;
• support means for adjustably securing said secured ends of said restraint means to said chair and
• each said restraint means and said respective securing means constructed in operable combination with one another to provide that a user sitting in said chair with the knees restrained by said restraint means be permitted to position the knees relative to said front edge by adjusting said support means in a location where said user's back is supported against said back of said chair thereby preventing slump.