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Old 10-09-2007, 09:07 PM
jerry1967 jerry1967 is offline
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Originally Posted by Yoda View Post
What Daryl is saying is...

Use the Turned (Right) Shoulder Plane and eliminate any Start Up Swivel in the Backstroke.

From there, delay the Release by keeping the Left Hand Palm Down (to the Plane) -- and the Right Hand Palm up -- through the Release Point and then Swivel into Impact.

Am I right, Daryl?
What is meant by Turned (Right) Shoulder Plane?
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Old 10-10-2007, 05:02 PM
lagster lagster is offline
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Originally Posted by jerry1967 View Post
What is meant by Turned (Right) Shoulder Plane?
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They must be talking about the Turned Shoulder Basic Plane Angle. Make a Flat Backstroke Shoulder Turn, then draw your line from the ball up to the right shoulder. You can also usually get this one by drawing a line from the ball up under the right arm pit at Address.

According to the book... a Rotated Backstroke Shoulder Turn( which is a Steeper Shoulder Turn)... can also locate a Turned Shoulder Plane Angle.
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