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Support for saddle
August 1st 2006

The Bambach saddle seat has received a positive review from BackCare, a charity that helps and advises sufferers of bad backs.

BackCare rigorously tested the seat and concluded that it could be recommended to those who spend much of the day sitting or who are pre-disposed to back pain.

The Bambach saddle seat was developed by Australian occupational therapist Mary Gale. It is shaped like a horse's saddle and uses the biomechanics of the body to naturally position the spine while supporting the pelvis, promoting good spinal balance. Users are said to have better mobility and less back pain.

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Saddle seat helps to promote good posture (1st April 2006)

Sitting on a Bambach saddle seat while working improves the skill and accuracy with which tasks are performed, according to research undertaken by the University of Birmingham's School of Health Sciences.

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