[Jeff]

Daryl

You wrote-: "I hope this reply finds you well. Obviously, you're confused. Concerning your last paragraph: If the Right Wrist remains Level and Bent throughout the Backstroke and Downstroke and leads the Club into impact, then how does the Uncocking Left Wrist Increase the Speed of the Clubhead greater than that which has already been provided by the Right Forearm?"

I have no idea what you are talking about!

In a swinger, the club release phenomenon occurs passively due a centrifugal action (law of the flail - law of the double pendulum swing model). The right forearm does not apply any swing power or actively influence the club release action.

You write-: "So Jeff, did he just say to blast the Left Arm off of the Chest at the Beginning of the Downstroke? Where is that? I must be misreading the Downstroke Sequence. I changed the text to red so that it won't take you too long to find it."

I never stated that the left arm must be blasted off the chest wall at the beginning of the downswing. I stated that the left arm gets passively blasted off the chest wall when the pivot action subsides and that usually happens in the mid-downswing.

Here is a video of Hogan's PA#4 release - note at what point in the downswing Hogan's left arm starts to move away from his chest wall.

Here is a more precise rendition of the timing of Hogan's PA#4 release.



It is my opinion that Hogan's PA#4 is being released in the yellow colored zone (image 2).

Jeff.