[Delaware Golf]

Homer had no problem with the right arm and swinging. However, he was reluctant to have the beginner swing with the right arm. I believe Homer wanted the beginner to have control of the flat left wrist and achieve a solid understanding/foundation of TGM before attempting to move up to Full Power with the right arm. I believe Tom Tomasello wanted to change that and have the student use the Magic of the Right Forearm from the start. For example, checkout video #2 from the letter series....you'll find Tommy start with chipping and work it up to a full swing. Totally makes sense. Reference 12-5-1/2/3 in the book.

Trust me...I have no right elbow problems using the Magic of the Right Forearm....swinging or hitting..None...Zipo...and during the off-season, I mainly swing weighted clubs to keep in shape.

Also....I highly recommend the extensor action drill that Tommy demonstrates in the Australia video series...that drill will show you how the right forearm should move in the swing...especially the downswing. Watch what happens if you try to go out at the beginning of the downswing.....look what happens to the shoulders.....you'll find the first motion in the downswing is exactly that.....DOWN. Please experiment at slow speeds....really slow. That drill is worth its weight in gold and should be practiced regularly.

DG