[bobbyj]

I understand that the right arm flying wedge is set with a level right wrist. I thought the only condition of the left arm flying wedge was that it is ALWAYS positioned against the plane of the left wristcock motion (i.e a flat left wrist).
I can maintain the right arm wedge AND have a large #3 accumulator angle by holding the shaft in the heel of my left hand. I know that this creates a longer distance for the clubhead to travel during release, but I don't know of any reasons why this could be a good (or bad) thing.

If any #3 accumulator angle makes the "mandatory" right arm flying wedge "improper", then, as before, why would one be incorporated into any stroke? Also, per 6-B-3-A, Homer states ...there must always be a definite Accumulator #3 "Overtaking" Action.

Help!

Bobby J