[Daryl]

I think that Bending the Plane line is a universal problem and lots of Golf Methods deal with solving the problem without truly understanding it.

"Tripping the Shaft" is a term used to name the Hogan Swivel. "Forcing Alignments" through an explosive Pivot is still another way of dealing with the problem of bending the Plane Line and Dante's Magic Move was another. Others, like Byron Nelson, solved the problem by dropping his entire right side downward to drop the Turned shoulder plane onto the elbow plane in order to use a Flat Left Wrist.

It's odd that none of them discovered the Turned Shoulder Plane and Flat Left Wrist relationship. But every one of those solutions has worked and they've been proven reliable in competition. It's great that TGM helps you understand that.