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One thing I want to make very clear early on in this community:
πŸ‘‰ Good PDR is not about strength.
πŸ‘‰ It’s about mechanics, positioning, and control.
Most techs struggle early not because they β€œdon’t have it,” but because they’re fighting the metal instead of working with it.
A few fundamentals to keep in mind as you’re learning or resetting your approach:
β€’ Body position matters – If your stance is off, your push will be off. Your body should feel balanced and relaxed, not twisted or forced.
β€’ Tool alignment matters – Push direction is just as important as push pressure. If you’re off-angle, the metal will tell on you.
β€’ Less force, more intent – Precision beats power every single time. Heavy hands early create more work later.
β€’ Consistency over speed – Smooth, repeatable movements will always outperform rushed corrections.
If you build proper mechanics now, everything else gets easier:
Cleaner pushes.
Better control.
Less fatigue.
Better results.
This community is about doing it right, not doing it fast.
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