A huge reason for this problem is that the golfer MUST realize that you are looking at the plane from above.
Your eyes make you want to have as vertical a move as possible because our mind tells us the back of the ball is the place to hit.
Once you can really visualize that you are looking at a tilted roof (the plane) from above, a lot of TGM will become easier to absorb.
Shot shaping then becomes a matter of moving the machine around for the shot you want. Perhaps one of those times it is good to have "your mind in the gutter"
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