[Daryl]

Drryl,Your words are whirling through my head at this moment,hinging and swivelling......for me,they are 2 seperate componants occuring in the downswing and follow through but also simutaneously.Correct me if Im not right ,My swing for what its worth is pretty much fully automatic snap release ,I completly rely on centrifugal force,should I really be taking any notice of either of these componants,what I mean here is simply that whenever I make an effort to "DO" anything other than cen force allows ie uncocking or hinging,it all goes pear shaped,the hinging is rehearsed pre swing if I need it one or the other but I engrain that into the shot before I hit it..,but that is pretty much reliant on the computor.
So long as I pivot my swing as good as I can all these alignments seem to take care of themselves,the one handed plane drills....for me are reinforcements of what should be happening with 2 sides left and right,as Tom T said,"if you want to hit with a "heavy" club hold it "lightly"...this is the feeling I get swinging with left side levers,and the right lever also gets the feel of getting down to sweet spot plane.

Now thats a rant....hope you can follow and understand my writings cheers BM

CF will align the Clubface for Horizontal Hinging. True, true. And for anyone skilled to harness CF to uncock the Left Wrist will more than likely produce a perfectly usable Hinge based on the Right Forearm Angle of Approach.

But, the Right Forearm Angle of Approach has a separate identity and the Golfing Machine is based on the RFAA. If you're Hinging, then you've adopted the RFAA as your procedure for delivering the Club to "Low-Point" rather than most others who have adopted the "Swivel". There are many ways to Swivel. Homer talks about three Swivels and one as being a "True Rotation" of the Hands to differentiate other kinds.

Some players start playing Golf with a 10 handicap, others start from 50. The difference is the RFAA vs. Swivel through the Impact Interval.

The RFAA controls Ball Placement, Low-Point, Stance Width, Hooks, Draws, Slices and Fades, Hinging, Hitting and Swinging. Any issues about striking the Ball including Clubhead Speed, Shaft Length, Interval Length, etc, must be adjusted by the Right Forearm Angle of Approach.

So, I'm producing a video series on the Golfing Machine. The Pre-Introduction Video is about the Right Forearm Angle of Approach. I decided it was necessary because without its understanding, Almost All of the Golfing Machines concepts are lost in vagueness. It was discovered and defined by Homer Kelley. He didn't invent it. It's been around since the first golf club was made and may explain precisely why they're designed the way they are and why we swing the clubs the way we do. It's probably the most significant concept in Swinging a Golf Club especially how it adjusts the Geometry of the Circle.

It's "Stupid Simple". Maybe that's why it's been so overlooked for so long while everyone was busy looking for the Holy Grail of Golf. It's intermixed with everything else so much that it needed someone like Homer to reduce the swing into simple components to identify and describe its separate existence.

I need to finish this video in a hurry before someone else gets wind of it and takes it without giving Homer his due.