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Originally Posted by denny
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The Explanar may give a general idea how the plane works on one shiftless plane. Waist high to waist high it is fine.
To date I have not seen anyone do this on a full swing.
Less shift is the goal but humans DO NOT swing on one shiftless plane.
I find that the flash lights drill and the vision track are the best plane training aids.
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Denny I agree with you that a shiftless plane is very hard to achieve......I like to use the explanar to teach the flying wedeges. I show my student the wedges on a horizontal surface and then I have them roll them up and down the Explanar. Without the explanar plane shifts do show up, however it is very hard for the student to get excessive right wrist bend on the explanar.
The problem with training aids is that you can find flaws for alot of them......I use training aids for what I need and then set it aside. Having a giant cirle right next to me helps me explain The Golfing Machine conceptualy a lot better.
Sorting Through the Instructors Textbook.
B-Ray