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12-18-2011 07:46 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by airair
(Post 88916)
What does it mean to obliterate the plane line?
How is it done?
Why is it important?
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Posted by 12 piece bucket:
I think this is where yellow book devotees can get of track....it is the CLUBHEAD that is moving cross line OUT to the plane line...not nessarily the hands....do some look look look.....if you take your hands out to the plane the clubhead wants to "laydown" underplane and swing to far underneath plane line shifted right and low point compromised.....
Imagine that the butt cap of the club has a flashlight in it...you need to get the butt cap (flashlight) looking back at your left hip to get the clubhead to throw OUT to the plane line...
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Interesting. When Im using a (Left) Wrist Throw I do, very much, try to hammer the club head at the plane line with the left hand turned to plane. Making it a Non Auto Wrist Throw I guess. When Im using a (Right) Shoulder Turn Throw I try to trace the plane line with my right shoulder and my hands on the same plane angle as my Right Shoulder. Turned Shoulder Plane. Not just the ball or aiming point but the line for a long as necessary. I actually work on it with a set of those Batch Herman laser lights (not sure if I can make a plug for a competitors products around here). Ill try pointing the butt end at my left hip and see what happens. hmm maybe this is how somebody came up with that laser hair removal idea? I been wondering about that one. |
