[innercityteacher]

It's not because you "rolled the Power Package" at the end of Start-up. (wrong place anyway, and it's called the "Start-Up Swivel" and you shouldn't Roll the Forearms but only Swivel the Hands). It's because by you "rolling" the Power Package, you're finally creating a Right Forearm Flying Wedge and bringing an "On-Plane" Right Forearm Wedge through the Impact Interval.

When a Golfer "Finally learns to re-establish" the Right Forearm Flying Wedge while Swinging, with both Hands on the Club, You will "HINGE" through Impact.

I've spent a lot of years, way too many, learning that forming a Right Forearm Wedge while only using the Right Hand is a lot easier and clearer than establishing and maintaining that alignment throughout the Swing with BOTH HANDS on the Club.

NOTE: If your Wedges are not Aligned at 90 degrees, then you must Swivel the Right Forearm during Start-up to regain an On-Plane Right Forearm Flying Wedge. IF YOUR WEDGES ARE ALIGNED AT 90 DEGREES, then you only need to Swivel your Hands by the end of Start-up.

Hint: Aligning the Wedges at 90 degrees goes a long way in being able to produce a Right Forearm Wedge during the Swing. This is completed during "Impact Fix".

The PURPOSE OF HAVING THE FLYING WEDGES ALIGNED AT RIGHT ANGLES IS SO THAT THE CLUBSHAFT CAN EXIST SIMULTANEOUSLY ("at the same time") ON THE PLANE OF THE LEFT ARM WEDGE (WRIST COCK) AND RIGHT FOREARM WEDGE (PLANE OF THE RIGHT WIST BEND). Read On:



The Right Forearm Wedge is not eye-candy (like you-know-who).

Nice, it finally dawned on me that my right arm is attached to my right shoulder so if I roll my shoulder up or back my Impact Fix will be undisturbed so I can turn the shoulder back to the ball on a straight line and wallop the ball.

More later thanks Daryl!

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