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I love this topic and will now add to the confusion with my own question in the hope that Yoda will set all of this straight.

If I have understood things correctly; The plane of the left wrist cock and the left arm not one and the same. At top, when viewed from down the line, the left arm is above the plane, the right arm is below and the palms when clasped as in prayer are sandwiching the inclined plane. The shaft and the club face lay on this inclined plane. The left wrist also cocks along this inclined plane. To me meaning that the left wrist must be cupped at top. A flat left wrist would imply an off plane cocking along along the line of the left arm and a slightly closed clubface. A bowed left wrist would imply an even further off plane cocking and even more closed clubface.

IF this is correct and the left wrist ideally goes to flat or bowed at impact then how do we reconcile this with the notion of the LAFW with its non bending left wrist?