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I get what you are saying. My tendency through the bag is not to have enough bend at the waist. This is a result of my right forearm being nowhere near on plane at address, and at times, impact . Now I set my wedges on a horizontal plane, flex my knees, and lower the power package by bending from the waist. Yoda has said it at least a squillion times set your head at fix (with accompaning on plane forearm + the exact degree of waist bend and knee flex) and LEAVE IT THERE! It is lower than most realize. OR...go ahead and bob! My point here is that insufficient bend at the waist will make an on plane right forearm a test of freakish flexibility. Get DOWN to the ball like you mean business! So, the contorted feeling you have may be the result of a high head at fix, which to my way of thinking is more a case of insufficient knee flex and waist bend, which may also mean that your right forearm has no useful relationship with the sweetspot! Remember with basic motion you usually start up from fix.