This is as precise as it gets on the subject. Mark Evershed and Tom Tomasello taught/teach the same motion for swinging with the right arm. Now Tommy might have taught two different variations per 10-20. 10-20-B with only the right forearm and 10-20-D with both forearms per 7-3 and 6-B-2-0. But the right elbow and forearm have to work the same way for both procedures to be generating longitudinal acceleration (Swinging). It's a throw from the top with the right forearm. As Tommy said, it's one smooth motion. No hit!!! It's a free wheeling action as Tommy said in his 1987 video giving instruction by himself with just a video camera. Not be confused with other recordings.
When you get this action down....you'll discover the right elbow wants to start unfolding on it's own at startdown. You're just triggering it's natural movement with the muscles of the right forearm. That's the revelation. It's Magic!!! Sorry I can't find a light bulb icon!!!
As Tommy said, "Sorry for the simplicity".
DG
Last edited by Delaware Golf : 05-26-2008 at 05:27 PM.
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