[Daryl]

This pretty much illustrates my point . . . if the hands are leading the clubhead then they are going to reach their lowest point prior to the club . . . assuming the hands and club inscribe something close to a circular type motion . . . of course we have the radius expanding . . . but I think the hands start moving left for the club to continue down and out on plane . . . #3 goes . . . this may be more prevalent the flatter the plane but . . . in my mind this has to happen if the clubhead is lagging the hands. Could be wrong though . . .

Kinda like the rock string dealie . . . the rock flies off at right angles to the radius but the radius continues it circular motion . . . but the rock flies out linear . . . so all the force in a circular motion is linear it direction is the variable that constantly changes . . . so the question would be is the thrust "just there" do to moving the club in a circle on plane or do YOU create the thrust? To me if you keep moving the hands circular the linear throw out happens . . . in swinging anyway.

Thrust - Acceleration, is created by CF or by Right Arm Straightening by using Triceps muscle. The Force is always down-Plane. Down-Plane means "On-Plane away-from-you". Thrust - Acceleration occurs in a straight Line. The Pivot adds circular motion.

If you move the hands then yes, throwout is inevitable. But, the only way to move your hands is by straightening the Right Arm. During the Downswing, the hands and body are moving together. The hands are relocating and technically moving, but throwout doesn't occur until the Left arm moves away from the chest (same as Right Arm Straightening).

Release begins at the moment when the Right Arm Begins to Straighten.