[BerntR]

You say Yin and I say Yang - or was it the other way around

Golf -- The effort of the Swinging Clubhead to pull the Primary Lever Assembly (Left Arm and Club) into a straight line.

That's a very clever definition. One of my favourites. Makes those who criticise TGM for refering to CF easy targets.

I don't know whether my point went through, but my point was that we don't want the Left Arm and Club to be pulled into a straight line. We want it to be pulled, We want it to straighten. But not all the way. And perhaps not with the rhythm that throwout will impose if you just let it rip without a power package structure that keeps it under control. Cause the inclined plane would also shift upwards if we let it happen and right afterwards the straightening we would have a bent left wrist.

We do want to sustain the line of compression and we want to sustain the inclined plane, don't we?