[innercityteacher]

Whoa, Whoa, Whoa.

1. CF has nothing to do with EA.
2. Shoulder Turn Takeaway does not mix with EA.
3. EA functions to create and Maintain the Flying Wedge Alignments from Start-up to Full Extension (Including Magic of the Right Forearm).

So, it's a mistake on my part to suggest that the TGM West Coast office would lessen EA to get there syrupy smooth backswing. Now, you'll recognize, I hope, my lack of worry over asking dumb questions.

We all understand EA is crucial and that EA does not vary with the club.

So let me see if I can follow with a worthwhile observation/question or two in this neighborhood.

RFT and Tracing the Base-line of the Plane are important. Don't they necessitate the extension of both Flying Wedges? (Sort of rhetorical, here)

If both Flying Wedges are firmly extended, doesn't that allow the wrists to be "soft?" And doesn't that mean that the EA is already "baked-in" to the Flying Wedges? (Isn't that where Mr. Hogan most likely got that "both arms banded" feeling, which we don't really do?)

My goal is to be on Plane and swing with maximum LAG in a repeatable fashion. I think EA is crucial as is LAG. I'm just wondering how they all fit together.

Peace and Love until the next Flyers game! I'm really stuck on Michael Vick, too. Is he now a redemptive figure or just a careful and cynical PR job?

I love my dogs.

ICT