A lot depends on whether you are hitting or swinging. Hitters need the structure that the geometry of the on plane right forearm provides. Swingers benefit from the mid body hands address position with the start up swivel etc. I have found keep the RFA on plane at address to be a worthwhile reference. The rub is to have the courage to do what most of the players we love to watch do not do themselves! My best compression is achieved with a structurally supported shaft. In my experience it is "easier to stay on a turned shoulder plane with the higher hands that an impact fix address establishes...fewer shifts = fewer variables = greater consistency. Unfortunately, many players (including pros I would suspect) could not tell you how many shifts they employ and the various planes they visit! It ALL works! Hope that is a help.
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