If you put a bunch of tin cans tied together behind a car—ala the wedding getaway car—even if you shaped them into a 90° angle, the car would eventually pull them straight.
If the imaginary golf ball was hit "on the way to getting pulled straight" the force was still normal to the clubhead tied to the caboose end of the cans.
That is PRECISELY how you get a shallow angle of attack and forward lean.
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We have been saying this since the beginning of this thread. (no offense Gary)
Where in the hell did we EVER say you should release early, as in UNCOCK EARLY.
In the video, the "out-toss" is simply two things, the small amount of non-tangental force you HAVE TO HAVE EARLY to keep the club from jackknifing, and sort of an anti-over drag drill that I have used with great success to get folks going in the correct manner.
But I flatly say, and Mike Jacobs has flatly said, that doing this start-down move will result in MORE RETAINED WRIST COCK by left arm level.
So that does't seem so early to me.
Plus, like I said in the other "things we now know thread," you just can't look at a still from a video and determine WHERE someone is TRYING TO RELEASE.
Some folks doing the ideas we have seen in every hub path study wind up losing re-cock earlier, some later.
Remember folks, these are 4 different things:
#1. Where the wrist start to uncock from their most cocked downswing angle.
#2. Where the golfer STARTED the process of uncorking from their most cocked downswing angle.
#3. How much "out of line" left arm to the clubshaft angle there is "down at the bottom" of the swing.
#4. When the golfer begins to "go normal."
