Is he saying that due to the Shoulder Turn requirements of the Elbow Plane that there is a manditory Shift in the Plane Angle?
What was the reasoning for the elimination of the stuff about the Right Fo'arm moving at 90 degrees to the torso?
Also why would the Elbow Plane reduce backspin?
Yes. You simply can't stay (or even really start) on the elbow plane without the shoulders accomodating, and unless you made a very non golf like motion, you have to shift.
The right forearm/torso alignment from release to follow through is powerful, but requires exact/precise amounts of spine angle, #3 angle and knee/hip action to reproduce. If I recall from photos, I think the series of Mac O'Grady from GD 1983 (or was it 87), show him in those alignments.
Elbow plane reduces backspin because it requires a shallow angle of attack.
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