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Originally Posted by Tainojim  Drum Key, that would be the opposite. If your throne is too high, there is a nerve in the back of the leg connected to the sciatica nerve and putting pressure in that area causes that burning pain sensation. Also if the throne is hard, it will cause that. Get a good throne, one that is ergonomically designed. They are pricey, but their worth it. |
Tainojim, that would be the opposite. When you sit with your legs angled further up, it is physically harder to lift your leg and foot. I want you to try sitting high, and play, then sit really low and play. I'm sure you'll feel the difference. Also changing the angle of your legs does not put more or less pressure on the back of your leg. You shouldn't be sitting on the back of your leg in the first place. I believe most people choose to sit on their 'buttock region'.