Master Bowing Movement and Mechanics by Working Down the Arm
Learn to train muscles, joints, bones, tendons, and ligaments for better playing
The bow is the string player's breath. Whether you want to shout with joy, whisper sweet nothings, declare your intentions, or gently croon, your bowing skill will deliver the message. There are many muscles, joints, bones, tendons, and ligaments that need training in order to master your bowing.
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