Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket

Very good and astute question Nuke . . .

First of all to answer this question you must understand the concept of the Right Forearm Flying Wedge and the Level Right Wrist.



The Right Forearm Flying Wedge is basically having the Clubshaft and Right FOREARM in the same plane like a javelin thrower. Check the cat out in this pic. See how the javelin and his right forearm could lay on a table if he dropped them down. The table is the PLANE. So in javelin chucking the table(plane of motion) is Vertical. In baseball the plane is Horizontal . . . See how the forearm and bat are in the same plane and could lay on a table?



. . . and golf the Plane is INCLINED . . . like a roof.



See how Lee Buck's Right Forearm and Clubshaft are in the same plane?

So the Magic of the Right Forearm is this. If you go to Impact Fix and have your Right Forearm and Clubshaft in the same plane, you can actually see and feel the Inclined Plane that the club swings upon just by looking at your Right Forearm and where it is pointing. Back Up and In . . . Down Out and Forward.

Originally Posted by Yoda

All this is so good it hurts. Hats off to Colonel 12 Piece! :salut:

And can you see -- and FEEL -- the way Lee Trevino is using his Right Forearm and #3 Pressure Point (meaty part of the Right Forefinger) to come into the Ball Down Plane from the Inside Out?

Man...we all ought to get together and buy a bunch of these from Ron Watts and hang'em on our practice room walls!

Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket

He's got some great pics . . . they ain't cheap though!

Originally Posted by Daryl

I think one could build an effective and entire Golf Swing solely based the On-Plane Right Forearm Concept. :salut:

Originally Posted by nuke99

I'm still very confused about the concept of plane. where can i read it? sorry i had not have a copy of the golf machine, Im ordering one soon. but I need help please meanwhile.

No.1 What is a shaft plane, right arm plane and shoulder plane, which plane a swinger, ( say i would like to follow stuart appleby's model ) should follow in a downswing? I could not find a desired explanation in the forum...

No.2 What is a magic right forearm? I came accross in forum and Yoda explaining about Brian feeling the right forearm , lag, working etc and hitting them a long way .
I can almost relate it. I can remember experiencing such a lag before in some of my shots, somewhat in line with my right forearm and with very little efforts my ball is straight and very long (320 yards) .Unfortunately I only did it a few times ever and could never ever repeat them .. ... Can someone pls explain this concept another way?... i could not grasp it .

Thanks and have a great day !

Originally Posted by nuke99

Mathew: Took me a while, but after thinking for a day or two. I finally understood what u meant ! thanks. No wonder i have had unwanted slice in my long woods , did not gasp the longitudinal acceleration. Instead im doing the centrifugal throwaway. Very important piece of explanation.

Originally Posted by Mathew

At the top of the backstroke the left wrist should be in a position to do a karate chop on the plane line - and then uncock and roll on that line - allow the clubhead overtake the left wrist by means of a rolling left wrist not a bending left wrist...