...If the Vertical Wristcock Motion occurs on the Inclined Plane, lets say the Turned Shoulder Plane, this means the entire Left Arm Wedge is also On Plane.
That 'the' plane is not represented by any body part, but by the force that you are generating in your motion.
Per 2-F (caps and bold added by me)
".... the longitudinal center of gravity, the LINE OF PULL of Centrifugal Force"
"Plane Angle and Plane Line always refer to the center of gravity application"
What that means in effect is that you are "hugging the flail" described in 2-K, when looking at this FORCE that is moving around your center of balance.
That FORCE is most clearly represented by the path of the hands, the pressure points.
Learn to feel your pressure points. Learn to see the plane as the path of the pressure points around your center of balance.
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