[tongzilla]

No, Leo, as stated above, Hitters utilizing the Angle of Approach procedure do not Trace -- directly or indirectly -- the true Geometric Plane Line. Doing so would imply the use of the original Plane and that simply is not the case. Again, the Hitter using the Angle of Approach procedure totally abandons the original Plane.

Remember, just because there is a straight line Angle of Approach arbitrarily associated with a given Plane Angle, that does not mean that you Cover it during the Stroke. Instead, you cover the curved line Arc of Approach. Therefore, should you choose to Cover the straight line Angle of Approach, you cannot remain on the original Plane.

Admittedly, this is tough stuff. But keep incubating, everybody: You'll get there!

Per 1-L-6, "The Clubshaft always points at the Plane Line except when they are parallel to each other."

Now, I thought we've confirmed before that "Plane Line" in the above quote refers to the True Geometric Plane Line, (not the Geometric (and Visual) Equivalent) from which the Angle of Approach is derived from. Yes?

And "points at" means Trace. Yes?