One Arm . . . Two Possible Actions and Centers
 

No, because it doesn't.

:shock:

The Right Elbow serves as the Center of the Stroke only in the Bat Minor Basic Stroke, a 'Hitting' Stroke in which the Club is accelerated radially (from behind the Shaft).

With the Right Arm Swing, the Club is accelerated longitudinally -- lengthwise in the direction it is pointing -- with the Left Shoulder serving as the Center of the arc.

Yoda,
Thanks. That does clear some more air for me.

Clear'in' the Fog
 

Glad to hear it, monkutare. Thanks for hangin' 'round LynnBlakeGolf.com.

:salut:

pp#3
 

I have read that the pp#3 traces the line. My question is

the pp#3...is it a vertical or horizontal tracing. yes up, back

AND IN.......99 OUT OF 100 people know the answer. I am # 100

i am trying to visualize it, help would be appreciated

thanks

Take your normal grip. Mentally locate PP3 and then just straighten that finger whilst keeping PP3 in situ.

Your finger will act as a pointer with which to trace as you make your slow mo' practise swings.

Point your finger at the target line, the base of your plane line, and then trace (point at) that line all the way back to infinity until your clubshaft reaches parallel to the target line.

Trace this same line on your downswing from that point right through till your clubshaft is parallel to the target line in the opposite direction.

Get the feel of things this way and then curl your finger around the grip as normal and just take it from there.