I've seen Yoda's video and where he discusses the right arm flying wedge in detail. I've in fact applied it to my own swing and noticed an improvement. Would anybody care to explain the left are flying wedge and the role of the left arm and shoulder in the TGM swing? And by the way based on the video and information I've seen on this site I'm a swinger.
Imagine you had a big flat piece of cardboard glued to your right hand. If you moved you hand up and down like a karate chop that had no arm motion, the cardboard would rub against your forearm. That's okay. If you bend your right wrist, the board would come off your arm. That's a big NO-NO. Keep the board against your forearm at all times.
AKA, a flat right wrist. You can cock it and uncock it, but never bend it.
If you feel a little confused, I'm a lefty. Switch the words "left" and "right", and it'll make sense. Lefty's Revenge!
As far as the arm and shoulder, I'll let a swinger help you with that. As a hitter, all I try to do is apply extensor action, then let it feel as if it's numb.
Imagine you had a big flat piece of cardboard glued to your right hand. If you moved you hand up and down like a karate chop that had no arm motion, the cardboard would rub against your forearm. That's okay. If you bend your right wrist, the board would come off your arm. That's a big NO-NO. Keep the board against your forearm at all times.
AKA, a flat right wrist. You can cock it and uncock it, but never bend it.
If you feel a little confused, I'm a lefty. Switch the words "left" and "right", and it'll make sense. Lefty's Revenge!
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