09 - Thumb Position

The Handman Podcast, Episode #9 3:55, 1.79Mb Observing the thumb position, especially for use by parents with their children. Download this episode

An episode of the The Handman Podcast podcast, hosted by Kenneth Lagerstrom, titled "09 - Thumb Position" was published on April 23, 2007.

April 23, 2007 · The Handman Podcast

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The Handman Podcast, Episode #9 3:55, 1.79Mb Observing the thumb position, especially for use by parents with their children. Download this episode

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The Handman Podcast, Episode #9
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Observing the thumb position, especially for use by parents with their children.

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