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Sometimes on here we talk about Slow Arm Speed while using the DA/PC. So, sometimes, slow is a matter of prospective to each of us.
So, I developed a version I used to determine a more universal way for others to adapt to it.
Now, maybe my method is too slow or too fast for the definition of "Slow Arm Movement" but we can adjust this now by adding or deleating seconds: So, the following is how I forsee "Slow Arm Movement" using the DA/PC:
Using your right arm, cross it in front of you to your left side, almost like a clock where both hands are on the "9". Now slowly move your right arm to the "#3" position on the (mental clock in your head) clock (aka 180 Deg). Using a timer that meassures seconds, you should move from start (the #9) to finish (the #3), in about 8-10 seconds. When you get it to work out, there is your slow speed arm movement.
If most of you agree with this, let me know. Also, if it is off by seconds, I will edit it and that way, we will now see what Slow Arm Movement is. Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Sometimes on here we talk about Slow Arm Speed while using the DA/PC. So, sometimes, slow is a matter of prospective to each of us.
So, I developed a version I used to determine a more universal way for others to adapt to it.
Now, maybe my method is too slow or too fast for the definition of "Slow Arm Movement" but we can adjust this now by adding or deleating seconds: So, the following is how I forsee "Slow Arm Movement" using the DA/PC:
Using your right arm, cross it in front of you to your left side, almost like a clock where both hands are on the "9". Now slowly move your right arm to the "#3" position on the (mental clock in your head) clock (aka 180 Deg). Using a timer that meassures seconds, you should move from start (the #9) to finish (the #3), in about 8-10 seconds. When you get it to work out, there is your slow speed arm movement.
If most of you agree with this, let me know. Also, if it is off by seconds, I will edit it and that way, we will now see what Slow Arm Movement is. Your thoughts would be appreciated.
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