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Originally Posted by golf2much
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Great post, sorry for the less than clear explanations.
G2M
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No need for an apology- just ignore any venting that I post.
Here is section of the post above with your my post in red and your comment(s) in blue:
AThe #3 accumulator shaft plane at impact fix with a sandwedge would form a plane that includes these three points- the left shoulder, the #3 pressure point/grip end of the shaft, and the end of the clubshaft near the clubhead/hosel. For clarification sake - if you isolated that #3 accumulator shaft plane - then the three sides of that plane would be 1) the left arm 2) the clubshaft, 3) from the clubshaft near the hosel to the left shoulder. All of those would line up or be on the plane of the #3 accumulator.[color="red"]
Remember, we were talking about the Right Arn
In the Golfing Machine when referring to the #3 accumulator 6-B-3-0 we are referring to the angle established between the clubshaft and the left forearm. So I didn't follow your comment that "we were talking about the Right Arm".