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Flinch Mitigation
An additional advantage of the compressed engaged palm bases on the upper rear quarter flanks of the gun is it will also reduce flinching. Flinching is where there is a "F. U. " response by the shooter to the noxious stimuli (a jarring experience evoking a reaction) .

Innate Fears
We have three fundamental fears,.
1. Fear of loud noises that are abrupt and sharp,
2. Fear of things coming at us and our personal space very quickly (the saber tooth tiger attacking us around the corner)
3. A fear of falling down which has led many humans to their final end.
Shooting embodies two if not sometimes all three of these fears which cause flinching, so we must combat these noxious stimuli to prevent flinching.
Ball and dummy drills can help in some ways to recognize flinch, but it's best to build "rationalized apathy" where we are so tightly engaged with a pistol with proper muscular contractions that we don't care about the boom; we're apathetic to the boom. We control that apathy; it's rationalized apathy.
Therefore we do not want the gun to get a running start into our grip so we need a tool, a method to ensure the grip is pre-engaged without any "mush monster". A shooter with a mushy wrist will without question flinch.