Wow Darrly, still processing the info and after dinner tonight it should have sat well in the incubator. I will get back to you on the results. Meanwhile im using the trusty dowel and a few clubs in my new and improved office, full of mirrors and other training aids. After the rare snow we have had this morning as well as rain is dried up I will definatly be able to put this to good use. I think that the day will be best spent in front of the mirror and in the chair educating my hands and arms. First impression is while trying to pull back toward the shoulder joint with the left arm and pulling down the shaft with the right, there is definatly a feeling of unison there. i have never felt that structured with the left arm. Ill be back this evening with more
I'm glad you got the feeling. Just remember that the slight tugging with your left arm is only in the direction of your shoulder and not from pulling back with the shoulder. What you're learning is how the left arm is resisting the right arm extensor action and thereby unifying the structure. The Grip is no longer a simple clamp. Not when you apply Extensor Action. When I use Extensor Action I feel most of the resistance in my Left Wrist.
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