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Your Right Forearm is under the Inclined Plane as it should be there. Imagine the Inclined Plane as running from the ball up to where your right shoulder was when it was turned, that'd be a TSP. Looks like your #3pp would be right on it which is good , really good. The Right Forearm is on the Inclined Plane at Impact (and Fix), but maintains the RFFW , the Plane of the Right Wrist Bend throughout the entire swing.

I'm thinking the confusion lies in what Homer meant by "coming into impact". The photo of Jack is prior to that , more Release than "coming into Impact".

The longer you keep your Right Hand flat to the Inclined Plane (on the underside of the plane) the later the Release Point and the more right arm you will have for the ball..........this is Hitter talk here. It is the Right Elbow that you Load and the Right Elbow that you Release. (Forget about loading the Left Wrist and maintaining #2 Angle that is sissy stuff). The Right Forearm will stay under the Inclined Plane until Release at which time it will start to rotate up onto the Inclined Plane assuming RFFW maintenance. If you lose your RFFW alignment then as Homer was referring to it will not point at the Plane Line coming into Impact..........very structurally week in a mechanical sense and lacking Direction , Tracing ability in a Geometric sense. The #3pp, the entire Right Forearm Flying Wedge relates to both Thrust and Direction.

Take an iron, grip it and put the head against something wont move.......the edge of mat, a door frame ,the ground even.........and try to bend the shaft as much as you can. Notice how you automatically adopt a RFFW alignment! Its structure plus. (You'll also probably feel the left thumb wanting to go to the aft of the grip and the #3 pp as well cool eh?) Anyways this Structure of the RFFW is what the Hitter thinks about taking into the ball, smashing the ball to smithereens with it. The iron glove of the Hitter! What the Hitter thinks about if he aint hungry or needs to go to the bathroom. Our Swinger buddies have it too but dont think about so much to their detriment maybe. They're normally busy fretting over their pretty little left wrist cock delay or something.....