I think so too . . . or the entire left arm. So the wrist cocking and uncocking is in line with the arm regardless of turn or roll. I think it has to be the left arm/forearm due to the Law of the Flail.
I think so too . . . or the entire left arm. So the wrist cocking and uncocking is in line with the arm regardless of turn or roll. I think it has to be the left arm/forearm due to the Law of the Flail.
In whatever Plane does lie the Left Arm Flying Wedge, so too does lie the perpendicular Plane of the Left Wrist Cock. And vice versa.
Boss, is the wrist cock also a VERTICAL motion or just perpendicular? Or have I got my terms all mixed up?
The Wristcock is a Vertical motion, the same you would use in hammering a nail. That motion -- however aligned, i.e., hammering a nail into a foor, a wall or a pitched roof -- defines the Plane of the Left Arm Flying Wedge.
What is the Wrist Cock PERPENDICULAR to? The left arm?
Its perpendicular, or at right angles, to whichever inclined plane your left arm is laying on.
By that I mean that if you hold your left arm, cocked wrist and all, out in front of you and horizontal to the ground with a club in your hand, the shaft of the club will be perpendicular, or at right angles, to the horizontal plane which your arm rests on.
Elevate your arm to full stretch above your head and the clubshaft will be perpendicular, or at right angles, to the vertical plane that your arm then rests on........and so on and so forth according to the orientation of your arm.
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