[innercityteacher]

My angles are different due to my imbalances (emotional and physical). So, let's pretend we are speaking about everyone. The right hand only cocks so far as the address position and no further?

My RF takeaway is like me throwing my right thumb over my shoulder as if I were hitch-hiking and I can see at least two creases in my right wrist. And, while most of my shots are much better given a 21 hcp., hitting a 7 iron 155 with some roll and a driver 230 ish straight, is not really championship flight stuff. Our club champ is 30 yards in front in our reg foursome and our "B" champ is 15 yards in front our reg foursome.

You are indicating that if I maintain that tiny address right hand address and simply treat the whole RFFW below the elbow as a solid bronze cast, and either swing or hit, I will have much less compensation and inefficient power to my strike?

If my forearm is that solid, it will be harder to feel pp #3!

Patrick

The Bending Elbow cocks the Left Wrist while Right Hand stays level, doesnt cock.
Now try it with a golf grip but from a more golf like position or point at which this business normally takes place. The Hands behind you somewhat as if on the backswing. There you should see the Right Elbow work some Magic. If not then make sure that your Right Arm is not locked straight, that you arent over rotating the shoulders, "rocking the triangle". Its a Magic killer that one. Sort of like replacing the door closers piston with a fixed length rod.

There are people who are convinced the right hand must cock with with the left. I used to be. How the heck did Homer figure this one out? It will bring so much simplicity, consistency and added power to your game. The RFFW stays in tact throughout the entire swing and smacks the crap out of the ball. The ball hasnt got a chance. It's a mechanical alignment again. Like a wall built perpendicular to a floor. Its just the way it works best thats all. Its not a golf move or tip or opinion or anything. Its a longer, heavier lever that the ball can not resist as it passes. And remember the bit about Ball Speed being a product of 70 percent of the Approach speed and 100 percent of the Separation speed. There is something to be said power wise about reducing Impact deflection. Another example of why Homer thought it was better to be "heavy' than "quick". This RFFW is truly "massive".

Dont cock your Right Wrist and lose the RFFW ,the plane of the Right Hand Bend even for a short while. The perceived benefits dont justify the risk. Besides you have the Left Wist cock or the Right Elbow to give you all the velocity you need. If you were a one armed golfer maybe it would be a different story for Total Motion. Maybe?