Yep practice makes you learn and find the quickest and easiest way.
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martinemarion4311 month, 3 weeks ago
Moved away before he got mad.
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brittany.gutierrez1 month, 3 weeks ago
Bruce banner was friendly even back then before he was irradiated into hulk
advika_tara1 month, 3 weeks ago
More control versus more power.
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victoire_chrétien1 month, 3 weeks ago
For the accuracy went down if he hold it from the end. You need strong grip
graham_harvey1 month, 3 weeks ago
What’s funny is for his size, the kid was holding it exactly correct
monica.proctor1 month, 3 weeks ago
This is a very good message, kids often want to experiment before following the suggested path. If you force upon them your own experiences and ways , they will grow up to be less creative, they need to do things their own way first , so the best u can do is advice them and just let them be
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nehaganesh9761 month, 3 weeks ago
I know he wants to help, but sometimes they forget that children aren't as strong as adults.
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beth.cisneros1 month, 3 weeks ago
A young Mark Ruffolo
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sierrahayes2171 month, 3 weeks ago
Why can't i just hold it my own way? "Made a sense
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crystal.johnson1 month, 3 weeks ago
You Can Count On Me (2000)
vincent_keer1 month, 3 weeks ago
Offer a learning moment when they are receptive to the teaching.
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christy_cooper1 month, 3 weeks ago
Moral of the story: Don't insist if the person who is wrong wants to continue being wrong!
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victoire.lucas1 month, 3 weeks ago
This is a great lesson in parenting, by the way. Being an adult means having better control over your emotions and allowing a child to try things their own way. It helps them learn that they can trust you. When something similar happens again, they'll be more likely to trust your guidance without hesitation. That trust can help prevent serious mistakes in the future—mistakes that may only take one bad decision to cause lasting consequences, such as getting involved with drugs or stealing.
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colleen_woodard1 month, 3 weeks ago
2nd time he says: _eh maybe you should become a programmer kid._
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enzogabriel_pacheco1 month, 3 weeks ago
BANNERRRRRRR
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christy_cooper1 month, 3 weeks ago
Your statement assumes that grip position is the dominant variable in impact performance. In reality, the outcome is governed by a complex interaction between angular acceleration, moment of inertia, muscle torque curves, strike accuracy, and energy transfer efficiency. A longer effective lever arm can increase the hammer head's potential velocity, but only if the user can overcome the increased rotational inertia. Therefore, the claim that holding lower necessarily produces a more powerful strike is an unjustified simplification.
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marie_austin1 month, 3 weeks ago
That was great. Educated, validated, demonstrated.
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franklinvelvet771 month, 3 weeks ago
That hammer is too heavy for him for that stance to hit nail heads accurately.
Moral: "let him learn"
Yep practice makes you learn and find the quickest and easiest way.
Moved away before he got mad.
Bruce banner was friendly even back then before he was irradiated into hulk
More control versus more power.
For the accuracy went down if he hold it from the end. You need strong grip
What’s funny is for his size, the kid was holding it exactly correct
This is a very good message, kids often want to experiment before following the suggested path. If you force upon them your own experiences and ways , they will grow up to be less creative, they need to do things their own way first , so the best u can do is advice them and just let them be
I know he wants to help, but sometimes they forget that children aren't as strong as adults.
A young Mark Ruffolo
Why can't i just hold it my own way? "Made a sense
You Can Count On Me (2000)
Offer a learning moment when they are receptive to the teaching.
Moral of the story: Don't insist if the person who is wrong wants to continue being wrong!
This is a great lesson in parenting, by the way. Being an adult means having better control over your emotions and allowing a child to try things their own way. It helps them learn that they can trust you. When something similar happens again, they'll be more likely to trust your guidance without hesitation. That trust can help prevent serious mistakes in the future—mistakes that may only take one bad decision to cause lasting consequences, such as getting involved with drugs or stealing.
2nd time he says: _eh maybe you should become a programmer kid._
BANNERRRRRRR
Your statement assumes that grip position is the dominant variable in impact performance. In reality, the outcome is governed by a complex interaction between angular acceleration, moment of inertia, muscle torque curves, strike accuracy, and energy transfer efficiency. A longer effective lever arm can increase the hammer head's potential velocity, but only if the user can overcome the increased rotational inertia. Therefore, the claim that holding lower necessarily produces a more powerful strike is an unjustified simplification.
That was great. Educated, validated, demonstrated.
That hammer is too heavy for him for that stance to hit nail heads accurately.