What I mean is, well...I have been trying to perfect my classic palm with cards. And sometimes, SOMEtimes what happens is that the reason the card is held securely becomes the fact that although my thumb pad has lost grip on the inner right corner of the card, the back of the card due to (I dunno, friction? Sweat?) gets kinda stuck to my thumb pad. Not SERIOUSLY stuck, but it gets securely held.
Now I don't know. That is DEFINITELY not what the palm requires me to do, and I really don't wanna fall into a habit of doing that (because sometimes my hand becomes extremely dry). However, is it SO bad for my improvement that I should regard a palm where such a 'friction-help' happens with me as not a palm at all? Or is it THEORETICALLY wrong, but PRACTICALLY excusable?
All this being said, I am still trying to prevent myself from depending on said friction as much as I can.
Now I don't know. That is DEFINITELY not what the palm requires me to do, and I really don't wanna fall into a habit of doing that (because sometimes my hand becomes extremely dry). However, is it SO bad for my improvement that I should regard a palm where such a 'friction-help' happens with me as not a palm at all? Or is it THEORETICALLY wrong, but PRACTICALLY excusable?
All this being said, I am still trying to prevent myself from depending on said friction as much as I can.