Originally Posted by airair (Post 90234)

The importance of DOWN in the downstroke, impact and followthru is a vital point, if I have understood this correctly. I guess that means that the FLW should go from level to uncocked as soon as possible thru the ball - to avoid any horizontal bending in the left wrist.

Is that correctly understood? Any TGM references I should study on this subject?

Does this also have relevance for how the flail works?

Or how CF is meant to work in the L Arm throwout motion by a swinger?

Or are these separate matters?

Could somebody still here on the forum clear this up for me?

Originally Posted by Etzwane (Post 90243)

my 2c: if I remmeber well the wrist would be fully uncocked at followthrough. Hastening the uncocking could throw the club head away from the plane.

Originally Posted by Etzwane (Post 90243)

my 2c: if I remmeber well the wrist would be fully uncocked at followthrough. Hastening the uncocking could throw the club head away from the plane.

Originally Posted by airair (Post 90248)

And not uncocking it (more than level) is also a problem?

Originally Posted by Etzwane (Post 90253)

Ideally one establishes the wedges, angle of approach, level wrists etc at Impact Fix, not returning to this at impact compromises the quality of impact.

I guess one could choose to have the wrists slightly cocked at Impact Fix but if one assumes that the left wrist is still fully uncocked at Follow Through then it changes the rate of uncocking through the impact zone and I don't know if one can maintain the sweetspot on plane in that case. :scratch:

Originally Posted by airair (Post 90254)

So I have to get more down - and therefore uncocked in the followthru... I think.. That means that the level condition at impact/fix is an uncocking wrist still in movement downward?