Help Kicking the stool

[silentroom123]

So I'm worried about kicking the stool and would just like some clarification. I'm planning on doing FSH in my backyard. I previously tried to use a tall outdoor chair but it turned out to be too heavy to kick or flip. I'm getting two stools soon as a replacement, one foldable that is lightweight and one with wheels. I assume the one with wheels will not glide on the dirt but I still want to try. I guess I feel I should slowly lower myself down and see if I can kick either of the stools backwards? That seems like it will be very hard to do and also the bottom of the stool catching my legs and not tipping over worries me.

Any advice?

Thanks for reading

 

[Forveleth]

Backwards is an interesting thought. I have thought to knock it sideways. I would think a small rock back and forth then a strong push to one side could do it. But I guess it depends on the stability of what your are using. I dunno, just thinking out loud here.

 

[silentroom123]

Backwards is an interesting thought. I have thought to knock it sideways. I would think a small rock back and forth then a strong push to one side could do it. But I guess it depends on the stability of what your are using. I dunno, just thinking out loud here.

Rocking back and forth is a good idea thanks. Sideways could work, it's just that I'm going to be very close to the tree on one side.

 

[silentroom123]

Backwards is an interesting thought. I have thought to knock it sideways. I would think a small rock back and forth then a strong push to one side could do it. But I guess it depends on the stability of what your are using. I dunno, just thinking out loud here.

Btw this is the stool I'm thinking of getting, how does it look? 24 inch height, 13 inch width, 13 inch diameter.

 

[Forveleth]

Can you fit both your feet stably on such a size platform? You do not want to fall over prematurely, after all.

 

[silentroom123]

Can you fit both your feet stably on such a size platform? You do not want to fall over prematurely, after all.

I think I should be able to, it will be snug though

 

[silentroom123]

Bump, any thoughts everyone?

 

[isthisthingon]

You can stand on anything and kick it across the room. I don't think a perfect stool will be anyone's solution. The hard part is stepping off.

 

[silentroom123]

You can stand on anything and kick it across the room. I don't think a perfect stool will be anyone's solution. The hard part is stepping off.

I suppose you're right. Stepping off is indeed the hard part