Originally Posted by EdZ
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TSP limits the amount you can load PP#4, which takes some 'mass' out of the force created and lessens #3's transfer power.
Agreed that it is easier to master (a left hand karate chop to plane, focused on #2).
In a nutshell, TSP is less powerful, but more accurate.
Kev - a flat downstroke turn creates too much 'out', and makes it difficult to stay on plane.
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I agree, that's why I believe YODA teaches Standard shoulder turn which is on plane on the downstroke.
10-13-A STANDARD
This is dual application of the Flat (-B below) Backstroke and On Plane (-D below) Down-stroke Shoulder Turn.
In my opinion, the flat backstroke shoulder turn is wonderfully compatible with the MacDonald drills.
Kevin
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