[O.B.Left]

Yes this is the stuff of dinner conversation. Food for thought.

Hank Hanney's book I believe outlines a right wrist throw. We G.O.L.F ers wouldnt be able to do it, our right hands kept level throughout the swing, our Right Forearms Flying Wedges intact. You can not throw something that isnt cocked after all. Hank teaches right wrist cocking I imagine. You could maybe push it, on plane with an actively extending right elbow but then we'd be in the Lab and not in this fine dinning room. On Plane, Sequenced release and thrusting anyone?

With the left hand turned to the plane the G.O.L.F er can if he so chooses throw the club shaft downplane, actively uncocking the #2 Accumulator Angle. An on plane hammer like uncocking with the Left Arm Flying Wedge remaining intact. Vertical left wrist motion as opposed to Horizontal. Both Wedges are intact actually. A non Automatic Sequenced Release that on camera will, interestingly, often show a later release for the former downswing blackout , sweep release types. And some added zip to the ball.

Its all about overtaking again and how to do it correctly. Impact Alignments. The left arm blast off ensuring that overtaking doesnt happen until after Follow Through, both arms straight. But without a trace of "hold off". Especially if you actively employ a Throw. You cant hold off and throw out at the same time, I dont think.

For me personally, when I start flipping it early I check my Lag Loading but also make sure Im employing a Throw. As if my Impact Alignments need a little help from the Throw Out action to make it all the way to Follow Through with out the clubhead scooting past the hands. Thats where Im at these days anyways.