Proper handling meant short, quick strokes that chipped at the tree, the body action being constrained to mainly elbow and wrist motion.
Igarashi, however, said he would have to change his wrist motion with the slider, and he pantomimed the motions of a curve and a slider to a reporter.
The "trills"—the smallest bells, some no bigger than a top hat were attached to reinlike ropes held in the right hand and rung with a flicking wrist motion, producing an eerie birdlike jangle.
Counter to conventional wisdom, he encourages each shooter to use the most natural wrist motion, even if the fingers do not point to the basket during the follow-through.
The "trills" — the smallest bells, some no bigger than a top hat — were attached to reinlike ropes held in the right hand and rung with a flicking wrist motion, producing an eerie birdlike jangle.
Turning the blade horizontally by wrist motion as the oar handle is depressed to raise the blade clear of the water at the beginning of the recovery is called feathering.
This wrist motion is virtually identical to the motion used by birds (and bats) in flight, though in these small dinosaurs its initial primary function was probably in catching prey.
Detective Gonzalez took him aside and gave him tips about blending in, like finding a group of druggies to stand in line with and taking care to hand over the money in the same wrist motion as the guy before you.
It detects her wrist motion more accurately.
The analysis showed significant differences in frequencies of wrist motion (p<0.05) between the production systems.
Active digital flexion and extension exercises are implemented by synergistic wrist motion.
