The one advantage of the Full Plane Board is that you will feel a golf stroke that is probably unknown to most golfers. That in itself may be worth the effort, to gain an appreciation for that feel of the shiftless golf stroke, the location of the hands at the Top and at the End. Also seeing the alignments of the left palm flat to the plane, for swingers earlier than for hitters, the follow through to finish that the club is again on the same plane and the right hand flat to the plane, the flat left wrists, etc. A lot of Look Look Look can be had without doing an manipulation to achieve these alignments.
Martee, i can really relate to your post, when i swung on the full monster, i could not believe nor understand even by looking at my hands how far BACK my hands felt compared to my usual multi-shifts. UNREAL. Also, when i looked at my hands at top it seemed the only way to lay the shaft flat was a cupped left wrist wich put sand in the gears of my noodle. One theory of mine is flexibilty issue another is monster was set up too on a 'flat' zero shift plane and the other i just 'plane' suck.
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