My casting analysis is dead simple. If I hurt, my casting form and or technique is off. No joint issues when my casting form is right. Of course I avoid using "stiff as a fireplace poker" extra-fast action graphite rods. Even proper casting form generates some shock load. That load is either absorbed by the caster's joint(s) or a medium action rod. Fast action rods don't absorb it, so the caster does, and then wonders why his wrist, elbow, or shoulder aches.
I wish I had a good enough eye to analyze the finer points of casting technique to help other casters improve, but my eyes can't see beyond the basic casting strokes it seems.
Sg
I wish I had a good enough eye to analyze the finer points of casting technique to help other casters improve, but my eyes can't see beyond the basic casting strokes it seems.
Sg