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Old 05-22-2006, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Daryl
Edz, your response is very much appreciated. Are you saying that you can cock the left wrist on the plane of the left arm flying wedge and inclined plane at the same time?
The 'gap' in the thumb is effectively the difference between the left arm flying wedge and 'the plane'.

The left thumb is 'on plane' for the most part (PP#1). While the left arm/flying wedge is basically 'a bit above' plane'.

Think of 'hugging the plane' - it stays between your arms.
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