Soomething Ive been wondering about: Working just with the photo on the right in your drawing. If you adopted a 10-2-D left hand grip shouldn't the LAFW rotate to Plane? Single Wrist Action , Right Wrist Bends along the same line as the Left Wrist cocks.
Homer always assumed 10-2-B , 90 degree wedges .... for brevity I suppose. But you got options on the 90 degrees don't you?
Options? The Wedges are 90 degrees or not. Plenty of "Nots" to choose from.
Soomething Ive been wondering about: Working just with the photo on the right in your drawing. If you adopted a 10-2-D left hand grip shouldn't the LAFW rotate to Plane? Single Wrist Action , Right Wrist Bends along the same line as the Left Wrist cocks.
Homer always assumed 10-2-B , 90 degree wedges .... for brevity I suppose. But you got options on the 90 degrees don't you?
Thanks Daryl and Air, never saw those drawings/photos before!
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12-2-0 shows Swinging Basic Pattern in 24 points.
I have seen a video with Paul Hart explaining this to Peter Crocker, but with 3 different variations than in the book (7. edition). I wonder why. Is this from an earlier edition?
No.
13: Standard instead of Rotated
14: Standard instead of Slide
22: Snap instead of Random Sweep
24: Non Auto Sweep instead Auto Sweep.
Linear Mode
