Trapeze techniques

I've been looking for a comparison site to read something about the differences between differing trapeze harness types, and ran into this handy trapeze techniques "tutorial".

It's written on the "UK Dinghy Racing" website, and tell some hints and tips how to stand on the trapeze, how to handle gusts and waves, and basically how to make the most out of that neat little wire hanging besides your mast.

The basics are simple (we've figured it out on our own, as had noone to show and couldn't find it then): "trapezing stance- feet as close together as the conditions will allow, balls of feet on gunwale, front foot angled forward to resist forward pull of the trapeze and forward rotation of body if hull is suddenly slowed by a bad wave, hands lying on beer belly holding jib sheet tight- this will steady you in waves."

Oh, yeah, at the end the best site I found today to compare different harness designs was this. Does anyone knows a good site, describing the differences between them (radial, lumbar, nappy style,...)? I keep looking for something and will post as soon as I find it!