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Old 04-28-2006, 07:51 AM
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Angled Extension of the Right Forearm BM#192
And one last nit-picky comment
on Mathew's wonderful contribution:


The Clubshaft is the angled extension of the Right Forearm, not vice versa.
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Ball Position and the Right Wrist Bend BM#240
Originally Posted by EdZ


If the left shoulder were the center, wouldn't a more forward ball position
require LESS right wrist bend, not more?



No.


In order to preserve the 90 degree relationship of the Left and Right Arms in
the Flying Wedges Assembly, the Right Wrist is more Bent with the Ball
Location forward and less Bent with it aft.
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