The only way to keep the struture intact seems to be getting the arms in tight to the body. When this happens, the pivot helps time the release. Nice.
Please be careful that this 'connected' feeling does not deteriorate into Pivot-Controlled Hands.
The Body (Zone 1) has its assignments. Namely, to maintain Balance and to serve as the Rotor (Pivot) for the generation of circular motion (and thus, the Throw-Out Action of Centrifugal Force).
The Arms (Zone 2) have their assignment. Namely, to swing free to generate Power and Force.
Unfortunately, the image "tight to the body" could inhibit the Free Arm Swing so necessary to Zone 2 Power. Worse, it could pull the Hands (Zone 3) from their assigned duties to maintain the Clubshaft On Plane and to keep the Clubface properly aligned. All at the expense of Clubhead Lag Pressure.
Our objective is to generate On Plane Power while controlling the Clubface Alignment.
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