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you are misinterpreting that section i think, if the left wrist is flat and the right wrist bent there is only one amount of bend in the wrist EXCEPT that the right forearm position changes the angle between the right wrist and forearm only because the forearm is changing not because the right wrist is bending more or less, also any possible right wrist cock could be right wrist bend prior to release. YOUR HANDS ARE CLAMPS the left wrist is flat and therefore the right wrist is bent however for someone like me who is deep into pitch there is not much angle between right wrist and forearm vs someone who is in more of a push position

also i disagree with your first part, playing the ball opposite the hinge (low point) with forward lean cannot be correct geometry as far as tgm is concerned, if it were correct the left arm and clubshaft would be dead in line perpendicular to the ground(if flat) NOT leaning forward the forward lean is a function of the amount the ball is played back of low point. you cannot move low point forward except with manipulation and incorrect geometry. low point is at the left shoulder socket, (lets not get into manzellas jive about low point could be anywhere DUH!) but the correct geometry for G.O.L.F swing is contingent upon left shoulder being low point.