[innercityteacher]

It's good that the knowledge of the Right Forearm Angle of Approach has helped. All knowledge should transfer into improvements.

But, it does seem like you need some more time. There seems to be other issues with your swing that need to be worked out.

At least, your game won't fall apart anymore. You should be consistent from practice range to tee and from tee to tee and round to round of golf.

One of the thoughts I've had Daryl, is that with the knowledge of The Right Forearm Angle of Approach and the right wrist facing up in the backswing and in Start-down, it is much easier to use the right amount of Extensor Action as you mentioned and easier to keep the right elbow away from the body both for Swinging and Hitting.

I was nervous using the new alignments on the course yesterday and kept trying to find my side with my right elbow which certainly shortened my radius and distances.

In the following video, Lynn's right elbow is miles away from his side as his right wrist faces toward him at Top. His Impact Fix is undisturbed as he loads his machine with a slight bump (push off the right foot?) and "claps" his hands with the right forearm perfectly, time and again.


http://youtu.be/c3C1__L5usM

I have to let my Impact Fix travel fully to shoulder height before Drag Loading or Drive Loading, I believe.

Thanks!

ICT