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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Torque Technique Part II

Posted by: Richard Schenck () on Thu May 2 17:19:09 2002

Right, it was Counsel.
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> I would be curious if when a player uses this "torque technique" if he doesn't get the hands close to a normal launch point. Although without slowing it down, you wouldn't see it.

Of course they get their hands to a normal lauch position. The position of power is not effected by the torgue
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> Right, it was Counsel. > > > > I would be curious if when a player uses this "torque technique" if he doesn't get the hands close to a normal launch point. Although without slowing it down, you wouldn't see it. > > Of course they get their hands to a normal lauch position. The position of power is not effected by the torgue > >

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