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I see what you mean now. Would this only be possible with a bowed left wrist? A bowed left wrist at impact and then some (albeit horizontal) lever extension as it flattens. Is this what you mean? This is "a way" of doing things. Not necessarily "the way" as some of this is derived from Hogans grip type for instance. A little bit of insurance against Throwaway in his left wrist.

For all of us though. Per 1-L-15 The club starts up and in after "Low Point", but the Thrust continues Down Plane during the Follow Through.

So no active thrust or swinging of the hands to the left or where ever. No real actual "cutting" left with the hands, though they do move Up and In (left). You wont look like Hogan if you do that. Hogan got there with his Pivot Im thinking, under the direction of his Hands.

Agreed on the thrust thing and both arms straight at Follow Through. Like totally.

Here is the photo you requested. This is slightly past Follow Through, both arms straight. His left arm is just starting to bend but look at those wedges! Still in tact. What hinge is that? Angled maybe like he is trying to not hit the cameraman with the ball maybe. Disregard the foot line, is he pointing at the plane line? Has he bent it to the right around the cameraman maybe?

We'll never know i guess. You'd need to know what lens the cameraman was using. Wide angle lenses causing parallel lines to converge more in appearance.



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