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Thanks Lynn, never thought about the Pivot putting the Right Elbow on Plane before. That would be a very "late hit" with either Pitch or Punch elbow, delayed Release, small pulley wheel, lots of "right arm" left deal, I guess. A firing of #1 prior to the Right Elbow being on Plane being an earlier Release, bigger pulley wheel procedure. "On Plane" for the Right Elbow is late, I think. Isnt it?

O.B. (or anyone)

Last night at the range I wanted to really feel the PP#3 tracing the plane line and getting the hands forward using the aiming point but it lead to shanks.

I changed up the swing thought to something I had read here about JB Holmes and his right elbow being ahead of the ball at impact. I began to consciously think of having the right elbow almost lead the swinging motion pushing it as far forward as possible, pitch elbow as I understand it.

I had to make sure I did not goat hump so I had room for the elbow.

Results were crazy good. It had an impact on my face into impact as all of a sudden the ball was going super high and I was hitting slight fades (have not done that in 3 years). I have never hit the driver as far as the past 3 range sessions with the improvements with RFT and this change.

Results can often be short term good and I am questioning if this elbow move is a proper procedure pure TGM?