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Originally Posted by Sbark
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Originally Posted by pshr
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Someone above posted: "keep the ball between your wrist and elbow".
I do not see how this works, and neither does Bucket. 10-3-C says the Push procedure keeps the Hands always between the Elbow and the Ball.
This works like a charm. Thanks to all for this website....it is The Best. pshr
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my question also.........opened my Yellow book to p. 142....and got the answer....
"from an up and out elbow position (flying w/be my descrip), which leaves the hands always between the Elbow and the ball (or plane line)"
---key point is: a line going from the ball up to elbow, the hands w/be inbetween that angled, upward line
......not between 2 horiz points, but in line between to angled upward points........pic in book shows very well.
feel free to correct me if i'm in left feild
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You are correct. Straight up and down the plane going through the waist, like a piston.
In order to get enough travel in your piston, you need to bend at the waist more the normal.