[MizunoJoe]

[quote=HungryBear;94439]

Do you honestly believe that the hand path lies in the swing plane at impact?

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Pleas explain the plane my hands should be in at impact, how do I monitor this alignment and how is this hand plane taught.
Thanks

HB

Their movement is 3-d and not planar, and the path depends on swing plane and plane shifts. You could roughly describe the path as a bent fishhook shape, but realize that the straight line part of the paths shown in the book are ideal and not real.

You shouldn't be monitoring the hand path, but instead trace the plane line with PP#3 and have a flat, level left wrist at impact, which, when transported with the pivot, will determine the handpath.

The only way you could come close to a hand path lying on the swing plane would be a left hand grip with the handle running through the life line and the left arm perfectly in line with the shaft at address(zero #3 PA). But even then the shaft lies below the sweetspot plane.