6 Ways to Build Agility in Your Bowing Hand
Use these simple exercises as a part of your warm-up routine
The fingers of the right hand initiate three kinds of bow motion: vertical, horizontal, and pivotal. Feeling and understanding the differences between these motions will help increase the agility of your playing and give you more control in your bowing.
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