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Thursday, May 26 2011 / Published in Lauren Gallops, Z-Blogs

Results of “Field Study” Prove Personal (Work) Theory

Okay, this is a quickie – have a CEQE about Lord Peter pending, but must finish deadlines first. This is all about why we stand up at our drafting table as if we are rock stars to write and edit pix. Sitting down broadens the bum, spreads the derriere, widens the caboose! We borrowed a wooden stool from dear friends who had a couple of extras. We liked the idea of the curved “saddle-seat” – yeah, well, there’s a reason why we got into the habit of standing up to work. It’s like standing in your irons in two-point or riding without irons: standing to work produces isometrics and movement.

Read more at the source: Results of “Field Study” Prove Personal (Work) Theory

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