The little nuggets of wisdom you find here are wonderful.
This is a post by Yoda that I came across and it is fantastic.
Quote:
Remember the Hands are already On Plane. The Right Shoulder is not. Therefore, the Shoulder must Turn back to the Plane (its job) while the Hands remain On Plane (their job). And the player's means of accomplishing this geometric purpose is...
The On-Line Right Forearm Takeaway.
I was making it waaaaaaaay too complex and as such I have always struggled with the RFT. I thought OK I have to fan the right arm, then I have to let the pivot begin, then I have to do all of these other things.
I used to get all over the place with it, mainly too deep inside which lead to me being over the top.
This made me look at it in a completely different light.
Essentially the hands just need to trace that plane line UP and they are already where they need to be. Just use the RFT to keep those hands going UP THAT LINE and don't let anything else assist in this process or hinder the process and you are golden.
Fanning, pivoting, and all other things basically want to happen as long as I get my brain out of the way and make my right forearm keep those hands on that line.
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