Left Wrist Action
 

I have a question concerning 10-18-B, Double Left wrist action. "This procedure is identical to Standard except that the Left Wrist is in a Double Cocked position (Cocked and Bent). It is restricted to true Centrifugal Force Swings (6-B-3) because its reverse rotation during Release-return to the Flat and Verticle Left Wrist-inhibits Clubhead Throwaway.
How does this inhibit Clubhead Throwaway?

When the wrist is in a cupped position, it is in an 'alignment sense' already thrown away (the left forearm flying wedge is broken). Moving from this cupped, and 'pre thrown away' position back to flat is moving you from a thrown away move, to a flat or even arched position, so you are moving away from throw away.

Nice, if you can do it... Hogan sure did!

"its reverse rotation" is the key

Flying Wedge
 

"the left forearm flying wedge is broken"

If you have a turned left wrist. When you cock your left wrist in line with the left forearm, this is the alignment for your flying wedge. So if that position is aligned the same way at the top even though the wrist is not geometricaly flat does that break the left forearm flying wedge? Why?

Nice Posts....EdZ and Rhythm....You guys should know based on your usernames...easy and rhythm of the left arm flying wedge....LOL:p

wedge
 

I am not really asking. I believe the flying wedge can still be intact.;)

Yes, grip type can be an influence.

reverse rotation? like a vertical hinge motion?