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Date Posted: 15:12:35 06/26/00 Mon
Author: Peter
Subject: Re: Up & under?
In reply to: Remington 's message, "Re: Do you mean" on 14:34:33 06/26/00 Mon

> The inside elbow, the head over the right knee, to me,
> are all effects of the right hand and arm move up and
> under. That's my opinion for today. Tomorrow it
> might be different.

"Up and under" is the part I'm missing. Is this the arm moving "under" vs. around (to stay on line)? What is the "up"?

Peter

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