[airair]

Nice find Air. Thank you. I hadnt seen that post before but I have heard of the reverse pressure points from Mr Blake. Information I could have easily missed if not for him but information I use as often as I golf now. Its the "what and where" of the feel associated with swinging a club for me.

Im quite fond of a reverse #1, the middle two fingers of the right hand underneath the area where the life line of the right hand and the left thumb live on the grip. I use the #1 for EA and the reverse #1 to lift the club along the Inclined Plane ......Right Forearm Pickup. The Right Forearm Takeaway has two motions , "Fanning and Bending". The Fanning loads the reverse #3pp and the Bending is very much about the reverse #1 lifting the club UP and levering the #2 Accumulator Angle some too.

Homer talked about "throwing" the club against the Rotated #3pp at End to load the Knuckle in preparation for Drag Loading 10-19-C, 12-2. This is a portion of the #3 pp loading but an important one. I really like this idea of throwing the clubshaft the secondary lever up plane on the backswing and against the knuckle, it goes really well with a Left WRist Throw on the way down, be it an Automatic of Non Automatic version.

I'm glad you make comments like this. It helps understanding it better. There's a lot more to come. At least 1000 posts I would imagine..?