Thread: Rolling X Stroke

You're splitting hairs Tom

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Synthetics or naturals? Gasoline or diesel? By way of Hoboken?

Let's get technical lol

A horizontal wave with a varied degree of loss in the vertical plane depending on the length of surface. Followed by a reversed inverted wave from the opposing surface back to the original zero position.

Or maybe just a rolling X stroke.... lmao

It matters!

Originally Posted by WW243

You're splitting hairs Tom

Isnt that the goal!

Originally Posted by WW243

So I was trying to think of a name that might be more descriptive of what is actually going on.

Yeah I tilted at that windmill some time ago, I agree, not only that it isn't descriptive of the motion, but it actually gives a misconception of the movement to a beginner..

Rolling/Rocking X

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If you think of a smiling edge and spine as two lines on a large diameter and very squat truncated cone, your kind of turning (rolling) the cone on its axis as it moves down the hone.