Chuck, I have a question about the clockwise trail foot.
Hi Chuck,
I have a question about the clockwise trail foot. I reviewed the video of our lesson (yes, that download link worked; thx) and we reference essentially the toes being at 12. And, we would move pressure around the foot in a clockwise direction before jumping off the merry-go-round. I may be totally over-thinking this rather than letting it be as simple as it is but the engineer in me can’t stop trying to fully wrap my head around this...which leads to seeking clarification of how we meld the idea of pressure ever getting to the toes with an RST set-up that has us setting pressure under the middle of the foot or slightly heel-side (6 o’clock)? Am I conflating the sizes of an exaggerated pressure trace in the trail foot with the tiny size of a pressure trace that would occur in a tour pro? For example, the exaggeration is a clock the size of your foot while the tour pro’s actual trace is the size of an upside down @ where your pressure at set-up is the “a” at the center making it a matter of scale?
