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@GJA Welcome to the TAC community! Don’t pull out the traction machine just yet. You correctly pointed out that Tony’s hands are larger. I think he has spider fingers, and remember, he’s been playing for decades and has more dexterity in his hands. It is actually pretty normal for players to have to move their hand for the wider stretches, I suggest you take the stretching skills course to learn to limber up before and after playing. You can put a capo higher on the fretboard, where the frets are closer together. I typically place it on 5th fret, and then I practice the lesson as if the capo were the nut of the guitar. Lastly, your hands/fingers will become more flexible the more you practice. Hope this helps.