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"Exit" Plane. The Plane from Follow Through to Finish

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Old 12-19-2010, 07:04 PM
HungryBear HungryBear is offline
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Originally Posted by innercityteacher View Post
I have a question or two based on some facts and guesses, too. Please view this link # 5 the picture:

http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showt...ht=Elbow+Plane

I think this is an Elbow Plane board. TGM encourages the building of a plane model. We know this. We also know that Mr. Kelly only spoke about (or mostly spoke about) the right or trail side of the Swing/Hit. Could it be that with a concentration on Both Arms Straight, and the Finishing Swivel and the choice of Hinges and the maintenance of the Flying Wedges until Finish, that there is no increase in the effectiveness of Impact to be obtained by other possible considerations?

I know you have considered that idea. What is interesting, though, is that by asking your questions about an Exit Plane, it really highlights The Endless Belt Effect, Both Arms Straight and The Finishing Swivel's essential contribution to the selected Plane. And those essentials bring about many other essentials! We are talking about Zone 3 here, though, not Zone 2.

Consider Yoda's remarks about "Bending the Plane" at the end of this video:



What is Bending the Plane? What causes it? What is the essential protection from Bending the Plane?

Then there's this in # 27:

http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showt...ht=Elbow+Plane

Thanks for the insights so far. Please don't stop.

ICT
HK had a "plane board" in his driving range.
Chapter 10 has many pictures.
10-3,5,6,7 (double plane),8,9,10,11,13,19-24 (with overlays)
just takes some pvc and scissors or you can use foam insulation board or plywood. Lots of options but HK's will work.

The Bear

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