[12 piece bucket]

Not trying to model my swing after his. I just thought it was interesting what he had to say about the upper arms at takeaway.

My swing has 2 different forms now; one of which looks better in alignment and my right wrist doesnt cock at all. I do a decent rotated shoulder turn and I feel balanced throughout.

The other (basically my swing for the past year and a half) My hands get too deep with a flatter shoulder turn and the right wrist cocks at the top and club goes to parallel. The rest is pretty ugly; big hip slide/upper center falls away through impact and finish is usually unbalanced

Im under the impression that its some sort of arm tension/connection that Im intermittently doing wrong at takeaway.

hard to say without seeing the motion . . . . stick it up . . . Ayers is certainly an outside the box thinker and a really nice dude too.

Cocking the RIGHT wrist is a no no 'round here . . . I like the axis wall stuff Ayers talks about good stuff. His deal is pretty much dynamics . . . you get precision alignments here . . .two not necessarily mutally exclusive in my mind.