Originally Posted by hg
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Sorry to ask but this is a new one for me...vertical wall plane...is this located at low point and what is its location relative to the swing plane...does Homer speak of this plane in his book.
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No Im just talking about a reference plane in relationship to the left and right hand. There are floors, walls and pitched incline roofs. I am NOT talking about Hinge Action to its corresponding planes. In my simple description of a left armm swing i just wanted Dale to see what the back of the Left hand does. Saying it was vertical to a floor I thought was harder to see than the back hand motion of banging it against a wall. The wall can be anywhere outside the ball because it isn't real. A Left arm Swinger hits the wall with a flat back hand (makes it square at impact) with a pivot; whereas a right arm swinger would hit this same wall with their right palm like a big hard slap.