I have been taught to connect entire forearm from wrist to elbow during Sugar Tuck. This would require contrabody motion to absorb the momentum and keep the connection springy.. However, this locks up the elbows so deprives both leader and follower of this aspect of "suspension". So I suppose this would not be ideal but could be a styling choice.
I can’t think of an advantage to restricting the movement of two joints of the arm by attaching them to a partner during a compression. This seems unergonomic and counterproductive, so I would not recommend it even for styling.
I have been taught to connect entire forearm from wrist to elbow during Sugar Tuck. This would require contrabody motion to absorb the momentum and keep the connection springy.. However, this locks up the elbows so deprives both leader and follower of this aspect of "suspension". So I suppose this would not be ideal but could be a styling choice.
I can’t think of an advantage to restricting the movement of two joints of the arm by attaching them to a partner during a compression. This seems unergonomic and counterproductive, so I would not recommend it even for styling.