How Do I Know If I'm Right At the Top?
 

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There are SEVEN 'mission critical' alignments. What are they? How do they inter-relate? How do you practice them?

nope.

Not a clue.

Sorry, if anyone knows what the 7 mission critical(s) are then please share.

7?? These are a couple....perhaps
 

Top is top of the straight deliveryline:

Left flying wedge is turned to plane: left hand palm flat on top of plane (1), clubshafts buttend points to the planeline (2), clubfaces leading edge is parallel to plane or a little closed and crossline depending on griptype etc. (3)

Right flying wedge is perpendicular to the plane: right hand palm flat on underneath the plane (4), right forearm is in pitch - or push position, or somewhere in between (5).

For a full swing, shoulders are turned 90* back (6), hips are turned 45* back (7)

Did I win in lotto?

Here's a pic of me, just after start down, taken from a rare angel:

I can fit in.
 

This is a great post and makes me think of where I can fit in. I do a little bit of everything mentioned here and I guess I have to find my competitive advantage.

Mission Critical
 

12-3-0 Checklist details the mission critical alignments. Lynn said this at Cuscowilla "The alignments are listed in the check list. If you know there are four alignment to have a perfect start up and 7 alignments to have a perfect top, 5 alignments to have a perfect finish, 2 alignment to have perfect preliminary address. And 6 of them are extensor action, that is 20% and after awhile you are pretty good. If you use them you will actually look like a golfer. Body is the massive rotor that supplies motion to arms. The arms are established in a certain relationship – the right arm wedge and the left arm wedge. Always trace the straight base line. "