Claude512
Level 2 Valued Member
Dear All,
I have a question regarding the "windshield wiper" move in the TGU... wouldn't it be a much more stable position to leave your weight on the planted knee (as that is the vertical direction of the weight) and move the flexed knee and foot (ok, it requires a much bigger movement and losing contact with the ground) instead of pushing your weight on the bent knee and moving/turning the planted one?
Somehow I always intuitively did them that way (keep weight on the planted knee and move the other), forcing myself to windshield wiper move makes my position subjectively much more unstable... how bad is that? Is it really important (other than I stop my TGU facing to the side)?
thanks, Claude
I have a question regarding the "windshield wiper" move in the TGU... wouldn't it be a much more stable position to leave your weight on the planted knee (as that is the vertical direction of the weight) and move the flexed knee and foot (ok, it requires a much bigger movement and losing contact with the ground) instead of pushing your weight on the bent knee and moving/turning the planted one?
Somehow I always intuitively did them that way (keep weight on the planted knee and move the other), forcing myself to windshield wiper move makes my position subjectively much more unstable... how bad is that? Is it really important (other than I stop my TGU facing to the side)?
thanks, Claude