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Originally Posted by EdZ
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Think of it as the 'combination' of the flying wedges of the left and right
arms - the tip of the triangle - the point that is part of BOTH wedges, that
makes an on plane circle around the 'center' of the shoulders (which is
actually not the 'top' of the shoulder/shirt label, but slightly below it -
dead center of the shoulder line.
It is also the 'middle ground', between a swinger and a hitter - 'the' point
that is either pulled, or pushed.
It is important to 'see' this point, to 'see' the wedges moving in a
circle around the hub. The body will react very well to this image in
your mind. [Bold by Hoenone.]
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I'm going to leave this one with you, Edz.
We're in agreement that the Hands form the 'point' of the Flying Wedges, and
that it is this 'Point' that is driven directly at the Ball (or at the Aiming
Point). I also agree that the Left Arm Flying Wedge (the Lever Assembly) is
always moving in a Circle (per 1-L #9). Where we part ways is that the 'hub'
of this Circle is the Hinge Pin located in the Left Shoulder, not the
'Between the Shoulders' Center you visualize. A simple Zero Pivot Chip or
Pitch Shot will verify this true Geometrical Center of the Stroke Arc.
Nevertheless, the Ball can't read a line of all this, and if what you are
doing -- or even
think you are doing -- works for you, then by all
means, keep doing it!