Metal test

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Phil et al

 

Just made a test this morning with 3 persons,

(girl 11, young man 15 and older man 46),

a household scales,

a metal bracelet watch for the girl,

a goldbracelet and a white metal chain for the young man and the older man

for the girl we waited 5 minutes after changing watch position before test

boys did not not wait more then 30 seconds.

arms in same position, a little bent, no fist, other fingers free

fingers pressing down on scales placed on table for 2-3 seconds.

 

In addition I made a measurement that focused on the difference in strength

depending on breath, relaxation, feet and toungue position. The difference

in this test was huge compared to metal test.

 

The result showed an individual difference. and individual finger

differences

most different in the test was the little finger

Here is a sum conclusion of all fingers:

 

My daughter 11 years old

had most finger strength when wearing the watch on her left arm!

(later she also said it felt better to have it on the left than having it on

the right arm)

she was weakest wearing the watch on her right arm or wearing no watch

 

My son 15 years was weakest wearing the gold bracelet any arm,

strongest in right fingers wearing white metal on left arm

weakest in right fingers wearing gold any arm

strongest in left fingers wearing nothing

weakest in left fingers wearing metal any colour (differences small)

 

Me, 46, was in general weakest wearing white/gold any arm

strongest in right fingers without any metal

strongest in left fingers without metal or with gold on left arm.

 

Additional test, with figures in kilos:

I tested the strength of fingers by two positions.

A. feet crossed, toungue not touching roof of mouth, breathing halted while

breating out, tension in the mucles.

B, feet paralell on the ground, toungue in roof of mouth, breathing in

during test, smiling, relaxed.

 

right hand digits only

1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 fingers

A 5,5 - 3,5 - 3,8 - 3,6 - 3,0

B 6,5 - 5,5 - 5,0 - 4,2 - 4,1

 

I repeated the test with a gold bracelet on the right hand

A 5,5 - 4,1 - 4,2 - 3,6 - 3,7 (stronger!)

B 5,5 - 5,6 - 4,7 - 4,0 - 4,0 (weaker?)

 

Hm conclusion.. To make any conclusion that would tell someting other than

what happened at that specific test, and to tell what else was affecting the

results is ... wild guessing...

 

Maybe a lot of tests with huge statistics could tell something in general

 

my " wild guess " is the result is individual, but who knows

another guess is that position and breathing affects strengts strongly

(confirmed through many many kinesthetic tests)

 

Holger

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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