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#Post#: 817--------------------------------------------------
How to measure progress?
DIR By: ma6
Date: September 21, 2014, 1:45 pm
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When I start face pulling, I want to monitor my progress. How
can I measure the advance of my maxilla?
I'm thinking I want to measure from my top front teeth all the
way to the back of my head. How can I do that accurately?
Thanks.
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Re: How to measure progress?
DIR By: Knoppe
Date: September 28, 2014, 4:33 am
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> When I start face pulling, I want to monitor my progress. How
can I measure the advance of my maxilla?
>
> I'm thinking I want to measure from my top front teeth all the
way to the back of my head. How can I do that accurately?
>
> Thanks.
>
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Is there a reason to why you feel the need to measure your
progress in mm? I've noticed a lot of people are using exact
measurements for anticipated progress and such but I don't
understand why. I go by how I feel, how my teeth meet and how
much room my tongue has. I may be completly wrong but I see the
face pulling progress as a really really slow one where gradual
and small changes occur over time.
#Post#: 820--------------------------------------------------
Re: How to measure progress?
DIR By: PUMA
Date: September 30, 2014, 4:06 am
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Hey Knoppe
How goes the Crane? I'm hoping you'll do an update soon.
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Re: How to measure progress?
DIR By: ma6
Date: September 30, 2014, 12:40 pm
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Knoppe,
I anticipate the benefits to accurately measuring my progress
would be:
- To remove any subjective measurement or placebo effect by not
relying on how it feels. I won't have to wonder if it just seems
better or really is better.
- By tracking the changes over time, I can know how fast things
are moving and then predict how long it will take to get it
where I want. I could predict where I should be in a month, or a
year.
- When I make changes (more time per day or stronger rubber
bands, for example) I can know what difference it makes and
whether I need to make more changes.
- To know if progress has stopped and I have hit a wall for some
reason.
- After I'm all done facepulling, to know if things are holding
constant, or if or how fast things are reverting back to where
they were.
Thanks.
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Re: How to measure progress?
DIR By: PUMA
Date: October 1, 2014, 1:18 am
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ma6 did you get a helmet yet for facepulling?
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Re: How to measure progress?
DIR By: ma6
Date: October 1, 2014, 7:57 pm
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> ma6 did you get a helmet yet for facepulling?
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Not yet. I'm talking to some orthos, and then I will decide what
path to take.
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