[HungryBear]

One point to make is that there are 3 Planes. Left Arm Wedge, Right Forearm Flying Wedge and Swing Plane. Although its possible to align the Flying Wedges at 90 degrees and thus have the Club on both of these Planes simultaneously, the Left Arm Wedge Plane is Opening and Closing (Turning and Rolling) and cannot directly move the Club along the Swing Plane. It can do so under the guidance of the Right Forearm Flying Wedge.

I must remind ALL that this thread was about:

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/post94266-1.html

So, in the context of this post, post #1 of this thread is not practical?

Hogan just said DON'T GO ABOVE the glass plane and the DOWN SWING plane is relocated BECAUSE OF AXIS TILT.

Hogan did not talk about COG plane or "sweet spot" plane. Likely because he was smart enough to know it was not useful to the golf swing beyond an accademic curiosity.

HB