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sleeve seam placement on a Katana Posted by Bill on 1/30/2009, 2:06 pm 70.149.126.130 Hi. I am trying to set the Katana A/S correctly on my wife, who is a high arch 48 kilo lifter who keeps a rather wide, elbows out grip/style. In the past, she has had great success with this groove and we are now working with the Katana A/S. However, the seam on the Katana is "twisted." When setting the sleeves, where should the seam end be in relation to the elbow itsef? That you for any help.  Post a Response

Re: sleeve seam placement on a Katana Posted by Teale on 1/30/2009, 5:07 pm, in reply to "sleeve seam placement on a Katana" 67.60.9.9 On the inside of the elbow --Previous Message-- : Hi. : : I am trying to set the Katana A/S : correctly on my wife, who is a high : arch 48 kilo lifter who keeps a rather : wide, elbows out grip/style. : : In the past, she has had great success : with this groove and we are now working : with the Katana A/S. : : However, the seam on the Katana is : "twisted." : When setting the sleeves, where should : the seam end be in relation to the : elbow itsef? : : That you for any help. :  Post a Response

Re: sleeve seam placement on a Katana Posted by Bill on 1/31/2009, 4:59 am, in reply to "Re: sleeve seam placement on a Katana" 70.149.126.130 Thank you for the quick reply. Inside of the elbow? As in, if I extend my arms out and face the palms up, the seam end would be on top of the arm at the end of the biceps insertion? I'm just trying to be clear, because we always placed the seam on the outside of the elbow. That is, standing with the arms extended and the palms up, the seam would fall on the bottom of the arm. If this is not clear, I will attach an image to illustrate. Again, thanks. --Previous Message-- : On the inside of the elbow : : --Previous Message-- : Hi. : : I am trying to set the Katana A/S : correctly on my wife, who is a high : arch 48 kilo lifter who keeps a rather : wide, elbows out grip/style. : : In the past, she has had great success : with this groove and we are now working : with the Katana A/S. : : However, the seam on the Katana is : "twisted." : When setting the sleeves, where should : the seam end be in relation to the : elbow itself? : : Thank you for any help. : : :  Post a Response

Re: sleeve seam placement on a Katana Posted by Teale on 1/31/2009, 7:55 am, in reply to "Re: sleeve seam placement on a Katana" 67.60.9.9 LAy the shirt flat on the ground. Pull the arms up and make them stand up. Like a person is in it with there arms straight up. Now imagine you are in the shirt with your palms facing down. The inside of your elbows will be facing each other. Both seams will come from the outside and start to spiral towards the inside of your elbow but only make it about an inch past the highest part of yuor arm with palms down --Previous Message-- : Thank you for the quick reply. : : Inside of the elbow? : As in, if I extend my arms out and face : the palms up , the seam end would be : on top of the arm at the end of the : biceps insertion? : : I'm just trying to be clear, because we : always placed the seam on the outside : of the elbow. : : That is, standing with the arms : extended and the palms up, the seam : would fall on the bottom of the arm. : : If this is not clear, I will attach an : image to illustrate. : : Again, thanks. : : : --Previous Message-- : On the inside of the elbow : : --Previous Message-- : Hi. : : I am trying to set the Katana A/S : correctly on my wife, who is a high : arch 48 kilo lifter who keeps a rather : wide, elbows out grip/style. : : In the past, she has had great success : with this groove and we are now working : with the Katana A/S. : : However, the seam on the Katana is : "twisted." : When setting the sleeves, where should : the seam end be in relation to the : elbow itself? : : Thank you for any help. : : : : :  Post a Response

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