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You state that TT is implying a right hand/wrist throw. That "belief" really confuses me because I have understood TT to believe in HK's teaching that the right wrist should remain bent throughout the downswing and early (+/- late) followthrough. If the right wrist remains bent, then it is not released, so in what sense is the right wrist/hand thrown (in a way that doesn't involve the elbow joint)?

You also quote as "evidence" for your belief that Hogan used an active right hand/wrist throw the following Hogan statement -: "I wish I had three right hands."

You obviously have a very different understanding of what the word "evidence" means with respect to understanding the biomechanics of a particular golfer's swing.

Jeff.

Jeff
All i can say is watch the TT video again and he clearly demostrates a right hand karate chop ( down and out motion ) . I can clearly see you cannot grasp the simple concept that this can be done without the right wrist unbending in the initial stages of the downswing so try this. Put your right arm in front of you and fold your elbow then bend your right wrist away from you so your hand / fingers go down to the ground and the palm of your hand is facing away from you. Right now just move your hand only in a karate chop motion and you will see that the elbow hardly moves and the bend in the right wrist is still there.Now add right shoulder motion to it.To easy isn't it

As far as me not understanding boimechanics well that is your opinion and frankly you have no evidence to the contrary as you simply can not explain why Hogan wanted 3 right hands and FURTHER you could not explain WHY his right hand comes out in follow through in an UNCOCKED postion but I CAN
Simple the Right hand karate chop motion outlined for you above is the CULPRIT