Lead Hand Career Guide and Counseling

Question: why 85 % of the population remain poor and lead hand to mouth existence ? Rich getting richer and poor poorer despite God and Goddesses being installed in every nook and corner with prime land encroached or otherwise? anything said or attempted in favour of the 85 % of the population in india , the so called largest democracy in the world is termed as being Left winger or simply Maoism. In this democratic country SALVA JUDAM is legal and Naxalism is illegal. why they can't find decent jobs?

Answer: Because people like me who have bought and paid for everything they own, and didn't get a head start, that really hurt for me I now have 4 kids I'm doing well, but I can't get ahead, seems like there is always something coming up to pay for, plus the price of gas REALLY hurt my income, seems like when you see a light of getting out of debt, someone from above sees it and pounds you with something else like your car breaking down, or one of your kids gets sick and you can't work, or some hidden fee pops up! I hear you I'm sick and tired of working tons of hours and still not being able to get ahead, I'm not asking to be rich but at least be able to put enough gas in my car and have my bills paid on time, and good food for my kids to eat, or a house to call your own for that matter!

Question: Is it good to lead with your back hand? For example, using lead straight right hands instead of using jabs. Mayweather leads with right hands all the time.

Answer: It is good when you fake the jab. Faking the jab will not only make the right hand unexpected, but also create more power for the right. A very good time to lead with the right is when your opponent has missed with the left jab or hook. Leading with the right is also very good when fighting a south paw fighter. South paw fighters jab while moving to the right, they expect your jab to be thrown first. Throw a good right hand and he will land right in it and also throw him off rhythm.

Question: Is there a way to remove pencil lead from my hand? I got stabbed with a pencil a few times, and the lead has been there for over 3 years now. Is there a way to remove it?

Answer: I would go at it with a pair of tweezers. If that doesn't work put some sticky tape over it and yank it out.

Question: How can I stop pencil lead from getting smeared all over the side of my hand? I am right handed, and whenever I write or draw something, at the end my side of my hand is all grey from the pencil lead. Anyway to stop this from happening? Thanks.

Answer: I know of a way to do it without having to use another piece of paper. You just simply draw starting at the top and staying more to your left until you're finished with that side, keeping clear of the right side. That way, when you get to your right -hand side, everything will be clear and you won't have to go back to your left and worry about getting lead on you.

Question: Should I lead with my right or left hand, Kickboxing? I havea dilema, I am right handed but im left footed, I'm wondering which hand i should lead with?

Answer: lead with your left hand but when their least expecting it tag him with your right...it should work...

Question: There is lead stuck in my hand and i need to know what to do? i got lead from a pencil stuck in my hand, i cant get it out i looked up symptoms and i got 5 out of 8, HELP!! i dont know if it is just all in my head or what i hope so i really need some answers and fast please help soon

Answer: The first thing you should do is soak your hand in warm, soapy water. This will soften the skin and may bring the pencil point to the surface. Or you can try putting a moist, hot washcloth on it. You probably should not attempt to fiddle around with it (tweezers or needle) because you can actually wind up pushing it further into your hand. If it has not come to the surface in a couple of days, go to a doctor to have him remove it. When there is a foreign body in your body---it try to combat it and can lead to an infection. You do not want to get an infection in your hand!

Question: How can I stop my hand from smudging the lead on a drawing? I'm left handed so it smudges the leads really bad all over the paper.

Answer: Putting a piece of paper between you and your hand is a great idea, however, make sure you're not leaning on that piece of paper or the paper will smudge it with the force of you hand. Taping the paper is a good idea as well. You might also try setting up an easel and setting your drawing (securely taped to a board with artist tape or masking tape) on it. You'll get a better range of motion so you can work with your whole arm and wrist, and you won't foreshorten your drawings like you would if you work on a flat surface. Also, maybe try using a harder lead in your pencils (since I'm assuming you're using that.) You're local art store will have many to chose from. HB is the general number 2 pencil hardness, look for an H2 (I think, it's been a while since I've been pencil shopping.) Ask the store clerk there what would be best. Remember, harder pencils will require you to push harder for darker lines, so get a sturdy paper, and make sure to sketch your drawings in lightly before making final lines. Finally, kneaded erasers work best (in my opinion) for erasing smudges and mistakes. Hope that helps!

Question: pony pulls lead out of hand while on the ground? ok, my brother has a haflinger pony and he is the stereotypical pony. what he has started to do is while leading him on the ground he likes to pull the lead out of your hand and run off. nobody wants to get rope burn on their hands, so they don't hold on to him. (understandable) the problem is he has learned all he's gotta do is pull and he's free! i don't know how to stop this, it's really frustrating. please...any suggestions would be a God send. thank you!

Answer: Haha! Send the little stinker to me, I LOVE rotten Haflingers! lol. Seriously though, you have NO chance of winning this by brawn (Trust me, I know how strong Haflingers are). You can be primitive and resort to chains and force, or you can use your head. Either will work, but one's more dignified for you and the horse. There are a few ideas that come to mind. But first, get a rope halter. Webbed halters are of NO help in situations like this. They are for well behaved mommy's horsies :-). The rope halter makes leaning against it very very uncomfy. If you don't believe me, try this while sitting in your chair: Take your palm and push down very hard on your shoulder. Painless, right? Now take the point of your thumb and push very hard. If you're doing it right it will hurt. You need to do the same thing to this pony. He has pressure points on his face just like the one you have on your shoulder. When he leans into the webbed halter, it feels just like when you push with your palm. He goes, "Ha! Idiots!" and takes off. But with a rope halter, all the energy he puts into leaving you will just be concentrated on his nose. To go deeper into the problem, you need to address the relationship issue. I can help you with tips until I'm blue in the face but it won't do much good unless you change your whole approach to this pony. He's not being bad, he's being smart. Outsmart the little bugger. I strongly suggest you look into natural horsemanship. I would suggest Pat Parelli, but it's mostly the same idea. There is much more than a simple bad habit here, it's an entire veiw of people that is being displayed. Try treating the problem and not the symtom. A really great book I would recommend would be Groundwork Training for Your Horse. It's by Lesley Bayley and it's extremely helpful. I think I got my copy at Barnes and Noble, but many book stores should have it. Good luck!

Question: Can the Hand Gripper eventually lead to carpal tunnel in the future? Also, can anyone at least try to explain the CORRECT way to use them because I don't think I am. If you can't then can I get a website I can go to?? Thanks for your help. It's appreciated!

Answer: You are doing this to achieve a strong grip, or to increase muscle size. Usually the people who get carpal tunnel work in factory's where they do the same motion with their hands over and over for a number of years. People who type, who do repetitive motions over and over, are more likely to get Carpel Tunnel than someone who is going to exercise for a couple of weeks to increase their muscles. I would not worry too much about it.

Question: Can an overpowering right hand lead to "flipping the club" through impact aka an early release? the title kind of explains it

Answer: Flipping is an incorrect hand action brought on by the right hand forcing the left wrist out of position or the left wrist to break. This action causes pulls and pull hooks. Correct action is maintaining the wrist cock until just before impact of club head with ball. This action is part of the release. Release is rotation of forearms and unhinging of the wrists,which happens naturally. Take your club, sole club, take address and take normal grip. Raise the club up to parallel with ground using just the hands. Wrists are now cocked properly. Technically speaking of course :)

Question: What can the average martial hobbyist do to discourage point fighters from keeping their lead hand down...? ...and using that cheapo-depot backfist tickle? We must work together to correct this travesty and spread the gospel of honorable competition practices across the globe! There are dudes that have a brick in that backfist though

Answer: Keep whacking them on the forehead, they will learn to keep their lead hand up. Sometimes there is a lot to be learned from getting your "bell rung". When people use that quick back fist just plow through it. We do not point spar in our training, point sparring is just a game of tag, it teaches no real defense skills. At our school we do continuous contact sparring, this would help cure both of your problems. Don't stop when someone gets hit, keep going as if it was a real scenario.

Question: What percentage of bare knuckle fights lead to a broken hand? I'd like to know stats, not anecdote, speculation, or hearsay, thanks.

Answer: Only 8%

Question: i make hand milled lead came for stained glass windows many famous buildings in the uk barbados eire? lead came is the internal structure that holds stained glass windows together with a life span of up too 125 years are there artists out there who might be interested

Answer: no

Question: I'v got lead in my hand, is this bad for me? I stabbed my hand with a pencil in 8th grade and it started bleeding, so now I'm graduating from high school and I can still see the lead there, is it bad? Or should I be proud?

Answer: I don't think it is lead if it is a pencil, that is probably graphite. It shouldn't be too bad for you. I think I've gotten pencil stuck in me before too. If you have a lot of money and really feel like it-get it checked out or removed. Otherwise just watch it. If something bad really starts to happen, it should at least become inflamed.

Question: if your right handed what hand would be your lead hand in boxing?

Answer: If you are right-handed (orthodox), then you would lead with your left hand and your left foot in front of you. The left hand is the jabbing hand that sets up the power punches from your strong hand- the right one. You can also throw hooks, and uppercuts with the left, but it is mostly used for jabbing.

Question: is uppercut supposed to be with your lead or back hand? i was just wondering if the uppercut is supposed to be with your lead or your hand in the back? or could it be both. ok thanks

Answer: doesn't matter but usually back