I have been very intrigued by the RFPconcept, yet another healthy TGM contribution to the golf world. I have marveled at its simplicity, but there are apparantly a few pieces of the concept I've been missing, as evidenced by some brilliant ball-striking interspersed with some gosh-awful stuff in the mix. My problem has not been the RFP part, but an overactive right forearm downswing.
Upon studying the little yellow book recently, which I seldom do, I was reminded of the master accumulator of the left arm across the chest. I then incubated the idea of loading the lag and the master accumulator with the RFP move, then turn the RF off, actually keeping the left arm pulled across my chest and refusing to let it go. The feel was dragging the left arm with the right arm to the right side of my body and leaving it there. The only way to get it down is to drag it down with my boo-tay. My feel would be as if I take Lynn Blakes elastic cord up to the top, and swing back down while keeping the elastic still stretched all the way up. Whammo! Good Lord, son.
Upon studying the little yellow book recently, which I seldom do, I was reminded of the master accumulator of the left arm across the chest. I then incubated the idea of loading the lag and the master accumulator with the RFP move, then turn the RF off, actually keeping the left arm pulled across my chest and refusing to let it go. The feel was dragging the left arm with the right arm to the right side of my body and leaving it there. The only way to get it down is to drag it down with my boo-tay. My feel would be as if I take Lynn Blakes elastic cord up to the top, and swing back down while keeping the elastic still stretched all the way up. Whammo! Good Lord, son.