According to these studies, H&S that are symmetrical actually tend to perform WORSE on average: thepatternsite.com/HSTExplained.html
Best is when the right shoulder is lower than the left, but a higher right shoulder is better than shoulders of equal length. The main criteria are that (1) both shoulders are lower than the head and (2) the head volume is lower than the left shoulder volume and,ideally, the right shoulder volume is the lowest. We DO see all of these things here, but the right shoulder volume is higher than we'd like. So perhaps there is a chance we keep going straight up.
Let's see if this pattern continues. There is something to the creepy mirroring going on in the right shoulder though. I'm curious to find out what it means.
Best is when the right shoulder is lower than the left, but a higher right shoulder is better than shoulders of equal length. The main criteria are that (1) both shoulders are lower than the head and (2) the head volume is lower than the left shoulder volume and,ideally, the right shoulder volume is the lowest. We DO see all of these things here, but the right shoulder volume is higher than we'd like. So perhaps there is a chance we keep going straight up.
Let's see if this pattern continues. There is something to the creepy mirroring going on in the right shoulder though. I'm curious to find out what it means.
