[12 piece bucket]

Can you explain this a little more....its hard to imagine that there is no uncocking/swiveling that late in the downswing and that the hands cross the line of sight of the ball. That picture has shank all over it for me..thanks

I believe your observation could be correct. I think you have to allow your accumulators to release in a fashion that allows you to stay on the plane angle as well as the plane line. Holding that karate chop deal too long can definitely be a problem. The club has to throw out which definitely involved the hands working "left" earlier than I used to think. If you hold the chop too long it can get you tilted back too much too and compromise low point. Good ideal to do your tracing slow and watch where the club is and where the hands are correspondingly. You want to karate chop early to keep from roundhousing but if you hold that to long your are gonna get off plane.