[Mike O]

This over-complication indicates a faulty interpretation of the Aiming Point and how it's used.

Firstly, the Aiming Point is either the ball or a small distance before or aft of it ON THE PLANE LINE. This is because of the statement on pg 83: "-2. move the Ball forward or aft of the established Aiming Point...", which is in the context of compensation for different length clubs. When the ball is moved forward or back, it always remains on the Plane Line. This means that the Aiming Point was never meant as a means to direct the hands to any point off the Plane Line. It is a direct substitute for the ball.

Thank you Joe - Well aware of what the aiming point concept is in the book- purpose of my post and thread was to present a new idea/revision to the original.