John,
You wrote-: “Forcing a “position” of a wrist or arm doesn’t work in the golf swing. These things you talk about need to be dynamically created through movement, force, pressures and acceleration.”
I agree that arm/wrist positions must be created dynamically due to the forces that you describe.
Here is an example of how it would look in Hogan’s early followthrough.
Note that the lead wrist is bowed/flat and not extended. Note that the clubshaft has not bypassed the lead arm (from an angular rotational perspective). Note that the trail wrist is still bent.
Here is what it would look like in your golf swing action’s early followthrough.

Note that the lead wrist is bowed/flat and not extended. Note that the clubshaft has not bypassed the lead arm (from an angular rotational perspective). Note that the trail wrist is still bent.
Jeff.
