Hello, I've recently gotten to around 4.9-5.3 star chordjack (4K) maps and when I get to higher bpm's my forearms tend to tense up a lot to hit the faster jacks. Is this proper technique, or should I aim to keep my fingers light and relaxed?
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wasting too much energy. Try to not tense at all, tap lighter to preserve stamina. Keep your arms straight as well
from my experience for chordjack you absolutely HAVE to tense otherwise your cooked so idk i think it depends on what you prefer. i tense arms and dont have stamina issues but 6k is different from 4k so idk but i do same technique on 4k cj as 6k cjWimpy Cursed wrote:
wasting too much energy. Try to not tense at all, tap lighter to preserve stamina. Keep your arms straight as well
better wording for this is, "try to minimize tensing"Slowpoke1135 wrote:
from my experience for chordjack you absolutely HAVE to tense otherwise your cooked so idk i think it depends on what you prefer. i tense arms and dont have stamina issues but 6k is different from 4k so idk but i do same technique on 4k cj as 6k cjWimpy Cursed wrote:
wasting too much energy. Try to not tense at all, tap lighter to preserve stamina. Keep your arms straight as well
I don't think it's completely avoidable, especially if you're trying to "push"
my arms tense quite alot when dling anything, like tensinf just below the point where it hurts to tense like thatWimpy Cursed wrote:
better wording for this is, "try to minimize tensing"Slowpoke1135 wrote:
from my experience for chordjack you absolutely HAVE to tense otherwise your cooked so idk i think it depends on what you prefer. i tense arms and dont have stamina issues but 6k is different from 4k so idk but i do same technique on 4k cj as 6k cjWimpy Cursed wrote:
wasting too much energy. Try to not tense at all, tap lighter to preserve stamina. Keep your arms straight as well
I don't think it's completely avoidable, especially if you're trying to "push"