[Yoda]

DG

Let's see if we can agree on certain fundamentals.

I believe that one needs to keep the power package assembly intact in the early downswing . . .

Do you agree?

Now, if a golfer states that he trigger-starts the downswing with a right forearm throw, I can imagine that golfer end-up looking like Hogan if the right forearm throw is i) a throw of the entire power package assembly (as an intact unit) down towards the right hip area and ii) the right forearm is in a state of isometric contraction (and not isotonic contraction, which would straighten the right elbow and prematurely release power accumulator #1). Is my description of the right forearm throw action (that initiates the downswing) representative of Tom Tomasello's approach, or is it totally different?

[Bold emphasis by Yoda.]

Run and hide, everybody!