Has Anyone Ever Seen This?
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No concerns about water getting to the wood?
That's right. The globalization of the game, especially in the past ten years, has raised the bar a couple of levels. Great players are popping up in every corner of the world.I guess this is all because there are far more really great players.
Whatever the muscles involved are called, my point is that nothing needs to move except the forearm. “Slight shoulder movement” doesn’t make sense to me (adds unnecessary movement), and I have no problems with power or speed.Nothing else is needed....for a mediocre, at best, stroke with low cue power and poor speed control.
Good news is, that even if you are working around an oversimplified model of your stroke, your subconscious mind will save you from yourself and you will still utilize more than just that one muscle...which isn't even the biceps as Bob pointed out earlier, it's the brachialis, unless you want to turn your wrist over, then it's the biceps.
What do you mean by, "unlike the Challenger set"?
The tolerance is the same for both sets. Also, the Challenger set is the first set to be produced on a fully automated production line. It would be hard to beat the consistency of a fully-automated line.
| Size | 57,2mm |
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| Weight | 169 grams +/-1,0g |
| Size | 57,2 mm +/- 0,08mm |
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| Weight | 169 grams +/- 1,0 gram |
I do the same and after the wet microfiber I use a towel over the clothAfter I vacuum I wipe my table down with a damp microfiber cloth, (hot with woolite).
Works well.