It assists (passive) or participates (active) in the pulling action against the club lag.

Create the angle between the shaft and left arm and the club "lag" (the heaviness feel). The right arm can be passive or active, as long as the job gets done. I think both arms as an "one-structure created by both arms" v.s. a "two-arm" structure being assigned different tasks.

Or pulling our "rigid" Triangle DOWNPLANE?

Y'all ain't gotta go home . . .
 

But you gotta get the heck outta here!

Yeah . . . but I was the dude that asked the question in the first place . . . and to clarify I was asking what the Right Arm does in Left Arm Swinging.

So now my thread will get jacked because y'all want to debate Right Arm Swinging which is cool . . . But I was the cat that started the tread and I want to know about the Left Arm Stroke.

If you guys want to have a Texas Dawg Collar Match on TT and RAS start another thread.

It's MY party and I'll cry if I want to. Like Mama said, "If y'all want to rough-house take it outside! Or git me a switch!"

Mental Note
 

Delaware Dave,
My hero! You've discovered what sends Bucket into a tizzy- Thread Jacking- :) - Finally after years of researching how to put this guy in a mental institution- you've inadvertantly discovered what I've been looking for- forever in your debt!:)

Now, back to Left arm swing here and Right arm swinging somewhere close by.

Hey Mike,

If the only problem we have is deciding whether to use left arm swinging or right arm swinging, we're pretty lucky....maybe even spoiled...we have experts on both subjects on the little green mans site...

If left arm swinging is the heart of this thread....by all means....PLAY BALL.

DG

Fuel To the Fire
 

Not to worry, Dave. I've got Homer himself on tape saying (in reference to the Right Arm Swing)...

"It's a beautiful procedure."

:shock:

Let the games begin.

Uh...

Re-commence.

Or...

Hmmm...

Go somewhere else and do something else.

Whatever!

:)

P.S. I LOVE this place!

Crackhead.

Thanks Yoda,

Ya gotta love it...I just wish I had the time to explore all of the great procedures in TGM...unfortunately we all have only so much time…

DG

I never heard Ben call a Swing right handed or left handed. Not saying he didn't. Ben always says that the right are is ALWAYS driving. But unlike a right arm swinger where the right elbow becomes the center of the swing- I'd bet dollars to donuts that the left shoulder is still the center of that "right arm swinger" that Ben was talking about. Did Ben refer to the change of center in his swing?

The Perfect Head
 

But for you Bucket- I want it all in one piece- No cracks- just one nice round globe- sitting in my 3rd fridge out in the garage! 2nd Shelf- back corner..... never mind started to daydream-
Honey, where are my keys- I need to drive to North Carolina!

P.S. Did I miss EC's response to my foursome challenge- or is he trembling behind your couch- EC where are you!

6bmike, Thank you for the correction. He did not say that the right arm became the center of the swing. He did say that the right arm is ALWAYS driving (something I haven't done). My jumbled memory from five hours on Saturday. It will take some time before my head clears and I view the lesson DVD.