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Old 04-27-2006, 09:44 PM
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Flying Wedges BM#119
Originally Posted by dclaryjr


Originally Posted by azgolfer


So your forearms touch on the follow through ? That would be another way both
could be flat.




I don't see how both wrist holding the same shaft can be flat with a
conventional grip (palms facing each other). I just tried it with my trusty
dowel that now lives by the computer. You can reach a point where both are
only slighty bent, but as soon as you make one dead flat, the other one
bends.





When the Left Wrist is Flat -- whether Cocked, Uncocked
or Level -- and the Right Wrist is Bent and Level
-- no matter where Vertical, Turned or Rolled, that
would be...


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