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Transforms Into A Guitar explains where you should (and shouldn't) put your music stand. You DO have a music stand, right? I thought the posture series was finished but as I was editing this I realised it fits on the end. This is based on Michael Bonner's PhD research on the ergonomics and physiology of playing classical guitar, which focuses on the prevention of performance-related musculoskeletal injury. https://youtu.be/AfmoTXkwOzg
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