Try a Plane Board- if the Dowels feel uncomfortable maybe you need a Plane Board to establish a better feel. I think you should examine your address and grip and what Level looks like. The take-away on this incline plane goes up, back and in- simultaneously. UPBACKIN is one motion away from the ball. When the right forearm is set at address and when the right forearm lifts the club along the incline plane. The right wrist has little to do. A FROZEN right wrist means that it only moves in its horizontal plane. It is frozen (forbidden) to move vertically- cocked..
BUT…. I don’t think many have, at first, a pure 100 percent Level right wrist. It gets closer to perfect with experience as you Educated those Flying Wedges. AND… I bet your Right Wrist is more Level than you think. When BOTH wrists are cocked, each cup outward. And… the Left wrist cocking is short- the right wrist really can’t move out of line as easy as one may think
I think what is important is the right side of the Flying Wedges- the Pressure Points, the Magic Right Forearm in line with the shaft along the incline plane. This will Educated the Right Hand to be Level.
If you Hit, drive that right half wedge Down through the ball. A Hitter will maintain a specific Flying Wedge assembly longer throughout the stroke. All power accumulators dump onto the ball at once. Ouch!
If you Swing, pull the shaft strongly and throw everything inline releasing acc2 & 3. After impact, your right wrist will look flat. The top view looks flatter than the bottom view- which is still bent. A Swinger’s Flying Wedge is still frozen from its forbidden direction, both looser in its own plane.
Extensor Action- A- Always, B- Be E- Extensor Actioning. An Extensor Action take-away, a tug on the Left Hand to flatten it, with a correct set up and grip will keep the Right Wrist Level. EA does not much the Left Arm along the incline plane- it adds vital structure to the arms.
Folding right elbow- the key to the machine. Inert or active, it is beautiful to watch. EA keeps it together.
This might be a bit vague but I hope you can see what I'm getting at (the same thing could apply for plane line lasers):
The power click and the tac-tic are great for telling you when you have NOT maintained a bent right wrist.
But use them over and over in the hopes that your right wrist will eventually stay bent for all shots? NO WAY!! This is or at at least is very close to a an attempt at aquiring muscle memory. You'll never aquire something that does not exist.
(the following and above are not my original thoughts; I first heard the reasoning from the very person who sells the power click - so that should tell you something)
Instead of blind motion over and over, substitute understanding, or perhaps understanding with the feed back devices. Understand that the right wrist in no way wants to flatten when club head lag pressure is established, produced and maintained. In the same way with lasers, when you have clubhead lag pressure understanding and application, as well as knowledge of where you want to trace, the club just is not going to veer too much off plane. So, it is pretty dang important, in my opinion, at some point, to leave outside feedback devices behind, and focus on the internal feedback device of feeling ch lag pressure with PP #3.
BEEN THERE DONE THAT. STILL TRYING TO DO WHAT I WRITE. BUT WITH UNDERSTANDING, I AM EXPERIENCING A CONSTANT RATE OF IMPROVEMENT.
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