Let me ask U a question about EA because U have probably thought this through.
U walk up to a door that opens out- away from you- hing on left door knob on right. You reach out with your right hand to turn the knob and open the door. The question- for EA do U turn the knob clockwise or counterclockwise? 2 muscle sets. for me clockwise is good EA counterclockwise is disruptive. What do U think?
HB
Dont follow, by EA do you mean Extensor Action? If so:
EA is always in line with left arm , out away , not on plane given any #3 angle . Not a counter clock or anti clock thing, just out along the line of the left arm . It extends the inert left arm. The radius.
Say the door is not rigid its made of say kling wrap. EA stretches it out to full extension. Full Radius. The hinge is set at the left shoulder. Talking the machine here. A door is Single Horizontal , like a pin ball paddle. No Up. Just Back and IN. Any clockwise or counter clockwise turning of the DOOR (not the knob) by the Right Arm Flying Wedge (not the right hand) will not change the nature of the Hinge assuming an turn parallel to the plane of the door.
If the turning of the knob as you say rolls the wedges , the hinge at the left shoulder will change its Alignment . It isnt Single Horizontal any more. But Homer after much thought preferred to leave Club Face Control as a left sided thing. Especially for the Swinger. Not saying it cant be done by the Right Forearm Flying Wedge it can . A lot of Angled Hinge guys do this. Swingers and Hitters. But ....
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