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BTW. It took me TEN YEARS to understand this. Get a Club, grip it with a bent left wrist. Put the shaft on-plane. Flatten the Left Wrist. Is the Shaft Still on Plane?

Yes. But with a D type or strong left hand grip, going to flat would be a loss of the Left Arm Flying Wedge, no. And assuming you are doing this at address would this not be an unnatural plane for the Left Hand to then Cock along? Now instead of cocking vertically along the Plane of the Left Arm Flying Wedge or the Inclined Plane even, you're cocking along the plane of the left wrist which is arched to flat.

Im trying to get this and appreciate your help. Here is my question from a different perspective. Say we are in Homers garage playing around with his plane board. At Top, my left palm lays on the inclined Plane, aligned to the Turned Shoulder Plane say. My left arm is above plane, not on it. The Plane runs through the right shoulder and down to the Target Line. From Top, I move slightly to End. Logic tells me that the left palm should stay on the plane and that any additional Left Wrist cocking should be on plane as well, the club shaft riding the plane too. But for the plane of the Left Wrist cock to remain along the Plane of the Left Arm Flying Wedge the wrist cock must actually be in line with the left arm and since the left arm is not on plane it is therefore an off plane cocking. Is the plane of the left wrist cock inline with the LAFW or isnt it?

Thanks
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