the big piece is being on the same plane in the "impact zone" . . . this is a big deal with #3 angle . . . Homer said plane shifts were hazardous . . . I believe the closer you get to the ball the more hazardous they become.

Edz

This is interesting. Why #1 though? #4 is up in the left arm pit and not on plane, #3 is not a direct drive thing I guess, #2 is on the aft of the grip and on plane..................the firing sequence is 4,1,2,3 ........1 comes before 2. .Today is the 10th day of the 3rd month........I dunno. I like it though as #1 is the pp associated with Extensor Action and hitting.

The more I learn of TGM the more I concentrate on my pressure points and the better everything gets.....touch wood, jinx, cross my fingers.

ob

PP#1 is always 'on plane'. The use of PP#1 is independent of its path in 3-D space during the motion. Active or passive, PP#1 always exists, and firing sequence, while important, is separate from plane.

Thanks Edz

It works.