Adjustable active motion seat

I'd be on the floor in two minutes !!

+1

And I'm not sure about the portability for gigging ...

Yeah, add a couple of drinks before the gig and you've got a comedy act . When you use it Donny, make sure you take videos for us .

chas

Even you jazzers will be rock'n and roll'n.

Eddie

I can see where this comes from...

In our office we have height adjustable desks..
You can sit behind them, and when you push a button they go to stand position
So you cam do your work standing
Switching between both positions is perfect to prevent health issues from standing all day

If Donny liked the above one, he should love this one .

https://www.tmart.com/Queuing-device-for...19-all&uyww

chas

Chas already tried that one years ago.......stopped carrying a stool long ago I'll sat on whatever they had available at the gig.

I remember way back when we were all talking about the difference in appearance between sitting or standing while performing.

Gary

Yep Gary way back we were young,....
after many many years of standing while playing
your ankles, legs & back will tell you to SIT DOWN!!
Why should only Piano & Organ players get privileged to sit
& not arranger KB players? Health comes first,
......just sayin'

Or just start watching your weight
and stay in shape early in life..

I think Gary's held up pretty well. He hasn't changed much since his baby picture on the right .

chas

OK I"m gonna say it. Just don't forget to open it up.
MEL

One of my many doctors told me to loose 60 pounds, so 4 days ago I went back on the South Beach Diet. So far, down 3 pounds in 4 days. The last time I went on South Beach I lost 55 pounds in 5-1/2 months, kept it off for 4 years, then began drinking those damned Margarettas - pure sugar, but damned they tasted good. Now, I'm drinkin' Jim Beam Honey Bourbon, which is right up there with the carbs, but not nearly as bad as the Margarettas. Goal weight, 175 pounds.

Chas, I was a chunky kid until I turned 5, then the kid became a running machine, at least that's what my mom said. I skinnied up pretty quick, and tipped the scales at 145 and had a 28-inch waist when I got married, and never got above 175 until age 50. Though I kept active, I consumed far too many carbs and calories for a guy that stands 5-11 and lead a somewhat sedentary lifestyle.

All the best,

Gary (headed for the skinny side again.)

Hey Gary, like I can talk . I'll match my belly up with that baby any day .

chas