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(More customer reviews)I like the green and yellow better. It is a fun way to get the bow hold set and really works. I still had a little issue with the middle fingers but in general it works. I have shown it to several teachers and they are equally impressed.
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Finally, an Instant Bow Hold.By eliminating the struggle with one of the trickiest parts of string playing,Young players can immediately experience the pleasure of string playing while avoiding developing bad habits;Teen players can correct bow holds that are holding back their progress;Life-long players experiencing joint and tactile issues may regain the joy of playing, given the support this accessory provides;All will love the creative frog and fish design!Things 4 Strings Patent Pending bow accessories train the hand to hold the bow correctly and naturally, through muscle memory, thereby freeing the player to focus on other elements of string playing.The cost of giving the gift of music to your child includes not only money, but also invaluable expenditures of effort and time.Even with a best effort on the part of both student and teacher, it can take years of lessons and practice for most students to accomplish a stable and effectively relaxed bow hold. Things 4 Strings bow accessories work to teach players to hold the bow correctly without undo concern about the placement of their fingers. Once the hand is trained the product may safely be removed from the bow. It can easily be reattached if needed.Maximize your investment on lessons and accelerate musical abilities and ultimately the joy of playing an instrument.Things 4 Strings bow accessories are not just for beginners. Available in a variety of colors, teen players can use these products to correct bad bow hold habits, and life-long players experiencing joint pain or tactile issues may find these products provide the support needed to bring back the joy of playing.
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