[6bmike]

I am a 6 year student of the golfing machine and have studied with two ai. First one in Indiana and the second in California namely Mr. Ben Doyle. At best I have played to a +1 handicap. And have read the golfing machine almost daily trying to (get it). I have read every forum looking for the answer to why I played well and played poorly. I have every instruction tape from Austin to Ben Doyle. It wasn't until I watched chuck Evans tape that some fog was lifted. I change my grip to a stronger position and focused on the inside aft quadrant of the ball and pow pure shots one after another. I was amazed, not a hint of throw away or a hint of chicken wing. So I started to analyze why. I also focused on unloading the power accumulator in sequence and found a swing that I did not have to fight a (no manipulation). I believe what I discovered was there is a direct relation between plane alignment and accumulator and pressure point alignment. I have never read in any forum or heard from any ai anything regarding this alignment principle. I would love to hear any one respond to this especially Yoda. Comments please!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Since you studied with Ben, I assume you have the Three Imperatives down.
Focusing on the inside quad of the ball might be the finest single piece of advice anyone can use.
A “Swing” Stroke does release all accumulators and especially #2 and #3 sequentially. Homer said it was unnerving to release #2 and #3 on an incline plane but this is the correct way it is done.
Yoda and others have posted that the three hand pressure points are aligned behind the shaft and accumulators, hands, right shoulder are always on plane.
It does feel good when the shell cracks and lights signal a new understanding- congrats.
I await with you more comments.

ps- unlock the CAPS.