I think @snookered_again is confusing bending the arm at the elbow with dropping the upper arm. Of course it is nearly impossible to play any kind of normal stroke without bending the arm at the elbow.
It seems impossible until you see it. It's actually a form of pendulum stroke but from a different pivot point.
Is that even possible?
You have double standards. First, you mock me for a simple typo (dropping the 's' in 'biceps'), and then you rely on semantics to defend your argument, "The upper arm is immobile while its muscles flex inside it!" is weak, and also incorrect--I'm challenging you a second time to post video of your pure pendulum stroke wearing a short sleeve top.
You’ve already demonstrated you don’t know what a pendulum stroke is - no need to keep showing us.
Your typical "argument" is to pull others' quotes out of context then add rude put downs.
A muscle is not an arm (or an elbow). Another thing you don’t seem to know the definition of.
Again, your comment is a non sequitur... and rude. You claimed that the pendulum stroke was simpler to execute, I cited the muscles used in the upper arm and elsewhere, and now you're being rude, which is why you've been banned from AZ seven times.
lol
