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Originally Posted by David Alford
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keep it quiet about the shoulder plane matching the swing plane, OK? Holeone
is a the world's best guru, and he doesn't agree that's possible. No need to
rock the ark.
David Alford
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Never said that, SuperDave. The Rotated Shoulder Turn is a defined Stroke
Component Variation (10-13-C), and I have written several posts on exactly
that subject. However, assuming you are locating a Turned Shoulder Plane, it
involves a very precise and exaggerated Waist Bend. [Which, by the way, I am
not at all sure Moe is doing, but I'll go back and take a look sometime.]
And, because it by definition precludes any axis tilt -- weight shift -- it
is restricted to lower Power applications.
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