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Right Arm...Fold and Lift or Just Fold ??????

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Old 05-18-2005, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket
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An image Yoda taught me re: the elbow position/right forearm was to imagine I was going to 'spear a fish' at the ball, or alternately, think of a right handed javelin throw through the ball (to your aiming point). The motion is basically the same, except you want to keep that right wrist bend. Keep that javelin 'in line' with your forearm, and your elbow will take care of itself.
Nice! These are fantastic images and will put your right on the Turn Shoulder Plane as well.
I have practiced that very thing for a few years and it's a great visual. The only note of caution for a traditional swinger is remember to aim that javelin only. If you start thrusting you will get one of two results; A hit or a right arm swing.

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