Underhand . . .

[12 piece bucket]

I was watching my Homemade Video of Bucket Goes to the Swamp in January 2005. Here's gem with relation to 2-N-0 . . .

Proper Clubhead control is dependent on coordinating the Downstroke Hip Turn with the selected Right Elbow Postion (10-3), Motion (6-B-1) and Path (7-3), to avoid collisions as well as for Balance and Axis Tilt. See 7-15. There must be an Underhand Pitch motion and Feel. If there isn’t you are “Roundhousing” – lifting the Hands (Flat Shoulder Turn) and/or the Clubhead (Steering) “Off Line” during the Start Down. This includes the Butt of the Club also. And see 10-6-0. Take time at The Top (8-6) to “draw” and “monitor” that line per 6-E-2.

Bucket hits one of his patented Snipes. LGM responds you just lost your Paddlewheel. LGM shows Bucket the drill with impact bag well beyond low point. Bucket genius that he is says, "Uh well uh that feels more underhanded."

LGM says, "Yes!!! Per 2-N-0 it HAS to be underhanded. Underhanded keeps the

Right Elbow on Plane . . .

The Right Elbow keeps the Right Forearm on Plane . . .

The Right Forearm keeps the Lag Pressure Point (#3) On Plane . . .

And the Lag Pressure Point KEEPS . . .

The Clubhead On Plane!"

Get thee to the Swamp.