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neutral position

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neutral position,
n correct ergonomic positioning of the clinician's body in order to reduce stress and fatigue on muscles and joints during intraoral care of a patient, thereby reducing the possibility of neuromuscular disorders or repetitive strain injuries to the clinician.
neutral position
Orthopedics The position of a joint where the bones that make up the joint are placed in the optimal position for maximal movement
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Firstly, if you can hit the ball straight from a neutral position, it is much easier to then change a few minor things, which enables you to draw or fade the ball.
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