[innercityteacher]

I mis-spoke sorry! My right hand and wrist are fairly under the club in the base of the right fingers and not cocked actually very level. The Right Forearm Angle of Approach is so flat that the Horizontal Hinge turns over effortlessly with a strong Finish Swivel AS LONG AS MY LEFT ELBOW MOVES IN CONCERT WITH MY LEFT HIP, hammering through the ball! I can see why Homer said to learn to Swing before Hitting since that basic Alignment of Left Hip and Left Elbow is crucial in understanding Impact Fix and the Angle Hinge.

ICT

Lynn, of course , who else, showed me Mid-Body Hands three years ago. I was nervous, wobbly and filled with millions of ideas plus physical imbalances. I really wanted to do Impact Fix and Lynn humored me by showing me how wrong I was about Hitting before learning Swinging.

Lynn was about how valuable Swinging could be. He asked me if I wanted a quick fix or the real stuff. I wanted the "Full Tour!"

Ben Hogan's Bowed Left Wrist, is dynamically formed with the left heel stepping down, leading the left hip, leading the left elbow to follow around creating the Finish Swivel ( "Lift your heels Patrick! Back and forth, back and forth cut the grass with the scythe. Drag the wet mop.") And lifting the left heel with Mid-Body Hands
loads/creates the most lovely on-plane position lagging to the top. And then.. I got it by placing my left heel down.




The Horizontal Hinge is truly a hammer! That poor little ball compressed despite 100% humidity and a falling temp. from 38 degrees to 33 degrees and a few flakes falling! My 3 wood with a stiff shaft double -accelerated to 200 yards and then peaked! My 8 degree SMT double-accelerated and peaked at 220 ! At first I was fading the ball but adjusted with a closed stance and inside attack for the soft draw. I hardly used any energy and the Pivot was very efficient and the ball exploded!

Thanks Lynn!

ICT