Is this what you are practicing in basic motion 12-5-1 by using accumulator
no.4 and no.1 with extensor action ?
Yes. Most players wait far too long to get the Bending Right Elbow into
action. They have been led astray by the instruction to "Take the Club
away with your Shoulder Turn" and, by all means, "Preserve the
Triangle."
This procedure is nothing more than a Paw Minor Basic Stroke Start Up
(10-3-H) with both arms frozen (Bent or Straight) and a Shoulder Turn
Takeaway. Though the Power Package is usually later assembled, the damage has
been done: The true Orbit of the Clubhead has been disrupted and, with it,
the required On Plane Loading of the Clubhead Lag. Without substantial
re-alignment at the Top, a true Three-Dimensional Impact with its maximum
compression has become impossible.
Instead, integrate the Magic of the Right Forearm into your Stroke by
practicing the Bending and Straightening of the Right Elbow. To do this, use
the Continuous Motion procedure of 12-5-1 (with Zero Pivot) and 12-5-2
(with Minimal Pivot). Also, per 7-3, practice the Right Forearm Takeaway from
Fix (with Zero or Minimal Pivot) making sure to preserve the all-important
alignments of the Flying Wedges Assembly (6-B-3-0-1).
Hybrid Mode
