Bill Bachman Lesson Series: Velocity, body parts & the kitchen spoon
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- VF Signature Artist Bill Bachman discusses the differing velocity of strokes generated by wrist, fingers, arm & Moeller whip strokes. In this lesson, Bill will demonstrate the different velocities garnered by each (using a kitchen spoon!?) and discuss how to play with more power and the pitfalls to avoid. Awareness of the differing approaches will also help you in evening out your hands.
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Great lesson, man!
Interesting. Why would the whip stroke do it louder then the manual stroke involving arm, wrist and finger?
Then you realize the power of the arm is transferring from arm to the finger to the end of the stick. Its the fastest you can possibly do it.
Trebuchet vs Regular Catapult. Trebuchet wins. Two fulcrums is better than one - for stick speed or projectile speed!
Philip Wilson yes, but this is not the case since he is using only wrist and not combining it with fingers.
No. Spoon sound is louder because wrist has more power, not because it is faster. I could make spoon sound even louder using my entire arm, and it is definitely not faster than fingers, just stronger. Power equals mass x speed, but sometimes mass is enough. Fingers are faster, wrist is more powerful. Don't confuse the terms please.