[innercityteacher]

So I do not forget a good lesson...

Originally posted by Yoda

Really good stuff, Robot Buddy R2D2. You're doing your homework!

A clarifying point:

Make no apologies for the Bent Left Wrist after the Finish Swivel. It isthere for a reason, and if you ignore it, your Stroke -- and your Shot -- willsuffer.

Yes, there is magic in the Flat Left Wrist, but like anything else, that magiccan be overdone. Per the 'Useful Combinations' of Chapter 5, the Wrists move intandem. As you have correctly stated, the Swinger's Backstroke Motion finds theLeft Wrist Flat, Level and Turned (5-B-1) and the Right Wrist Bent,Level and Turned. After the Finish Swivel (2-G), we find the oppositecondition: the Right Wrist Flat, Level, and Rolled and the Left Wrist Bent,Level and Rolled. This 'Golf as a Double Handful' Wrist Combination is notspecifically listed in Chapter 5, but it is correct. For study, the Combinationof 5-D-1 and 5-D-2 is the prelude to the Wrist Combination I've described.

If the player is ignorant of this correct Wrist Combination and overrides it byattempting to maintain a Flat Left Wrist -- when, in fact, it should be Bent-- then Big Trouble is on the way. Even though the Ball is 'long gone'by the time the Flat Left Wrist Override occurs, The Computer (Chapter14) knew it was coming long before, and it will disrupt the ClubheadOvertaking through Impact to accomodate it.

This is a very important point. One, quite frankly, that puzzled me for yearsand that I was quite happy to finally put to bed. Never forget, Precision isrecognizing and reconciling minute differentiations. Sometimes you have to'connect the dots' -- as we did this time -- but, nevertheless, there is ananswer to every Stroke question...

In The Golfing Machine!

The computer must be programmed correctly!

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