LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - The literal feel of loading PA's incremently Thread: The literal feel of loading PA's incremently View Single Post #2 08-10-2011, 08:55 AM KevCarter Lynn Blake Certified Associate Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,955 Originally Posted by PingG10Guy I was on golfwrx the other day and had a epiphany of sorts. I came across the Martinez "new concept for a golf swing" thread regarding bow to crossbow/etc. Martinez explains that at takeaway he turns the upper arms CCW. To me this causes a limit for the BS and a tightness in the lead pectoral/shoulder muscles when the hands reach hip high. Is this what loading PA4 initially feels like? What are the first PA you load? The move possibly presets a limit to the load of PA3 which would inevitably keep PA2 loading on plane. Any input appreciated a this is my first post here on LB. Welcome! Not the answer you are looking for, but I feel the bulk of my loading being handled by #1. Taking it back by consciously using #4 does nothing but get me under plane. One size does NOT fit all, just my preference. I love the study of Right Forearm Takeaway and The Magic of the Right Forearm... Hopefully someone using your type of loading procedure will chime in with some help. We have some of everything here. No right, wrong, or best, but we all tend to have some strong preferences... Kevin __________________ I could be wrong. I have been before, and will be again. ALIGNMENT G.O.L.F. KevCarter View Public Profile Send a private message to KevCarter Visit KevCarter's homepage! Find all posts by KevCarter