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Old 01-19-2009, 01:05 AM
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I do not disagree that setting up as 10-6-B #1 is comfortable. However, I cannot perform the correct right elbow folding action in a comfortable biomechanical manner that allows me to get my right forearm flying wedge to its desired location relative to my right shoulder - when I start from that address position.

I am curious - why do you believe that zero plane shift on the turned shoulder plane is desirable?

Also, could you please supply me with a list of about five PGA tour players who follow your recommended zero plane shift TSP pattern?

Thanks,

Jeff.
 


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