I think...you're reading me ...BUT...it isn't the Arms as in plural ...perhaps the right forearm on the downstroke which would require a shift....
BTW I like your description of the arms acute 45 degrees to the Torso comment...now were looking at segment angles as well as joint angles...nice...very nice...
Keep it up with the Quantitative Analysis...it only provides strength to the Qualitative Analysis of TGM
Now I see it, clear as can be! In the sequences posted, from release through follow-through, Mac's right forearm looks to be tethering around the spine...Vijay's is just all over the place. Annakin, now I see why you classified Vijay's move as XXX rated! I can also see (at least I think I can) why Mac's set-up works for him. However, would this be something you would recommend that mere mortals copy, or without sufficient knowledge would that be sailing into dangerous seas?
Now I see it, clear as can be! In the sequences posted, from release through follow-through, Mac's right forearm looks to be tethering around the spine...Vijay's is just all over the place. Annakin, now I see why you classified Vijay's move as XXX rated! I can also see (at least I think I can) why Mac's set-up works for him. However, would this be something you would recommend that mere mortals copy, or without sufficient knowledge would that be sailing into dangerous seas?
I'm seeing that too! Makes sense to me . . . seems to be pretty machine-like too. We are able to talk about the joints of the wrists and club moving in the appropriate plane with regards to the Flying Wedges. It seems pretty logical that Flying Wedge Assemblies would have a relationship to the spine as well, particularly with the bend at the hips and Axis Tilt.
BUT what the hell is a TETHER? I know that Tether Locklear has pretty good alignments . . .
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