And that the casting stroke starts when the line is moving fast enough to form a loop.....Paul Arden wrote:The IFF has defined Drag to be *outside* the Casting Stroke which is just plain weird.
You really need the facepalm emoji here
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You really need the facepalm emoji here
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Yeah you're right with the second part ie agreeing with Lasse.
But not the first part. If you define a direction around drift then you have to create words for a similarly timed and powered motions in other directions. All of them.
I like the simplicity of Drift, Sweep and Casting Stroke model. I'd love to hear the alternatives again. I've spent very many years of my life discussing them and this is the strongest model I know.
I've been patiently waiting for 7-8 years to discuss them.
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But not the first part. If you define a direction around drift then you have to create words for a similarly timed and powered motions in other directions. All of them.
I like the simplicity of Drift, Sweep and Casting Stroke model. I'd love to hear the alternatives again. I've spent very many years of my life discussing them and this is the strongest model I know.
I've been patiently waiting for 7-8 years to discuss them.
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I'm lost on who you are talking to, but oddly agree...
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I think I was sort of talking to myself Lasse 
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Strangely enough, that makes sense 
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Happy xmas right back dude
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