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O.B.Left 07-29-2009 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by comdpa (Post 66309)
You have to admit that its a pretty potent combination...
Not sure what you are trying to say with your thumbnail attachment.

It speaks for itself. And I should add, if was not a "hands on" session (although I did think it might end up as such at one point).

The Hands reflect our Intentions. Our Intentions reflect our Perceptions. Daryl deals with Perception. He is not golfs next "hands on" instructor, he golfs first perceptual therapist. His sessions are not on the range, they are in the mind and often the Grill Room.

Some say G.O.L.F. it is a flower.

Yoda 07-30-2009 12:23 AM

Daryl's Deal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by comdpa (Post 66283)

Well, I guess if you can't play or demonstrate well then being more theoretical and less "hands on" would be the way to go...:)

Bravely spoken, comdpa. From your own perceived level, perhaps. On the level of countless others, go to Lynn Blake Golf Academy / Paiute Las Vegas and my post #22 here:

http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showt...+vegas+d aryl.

:salut:

Yoda 07-30-2009 12:39 AM

Many Called . . . Many Chosen
 
For another student who summoned his game to the heights that same week, go to my post #17 here: http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showt...+vegas+d aryl.

For a PGA TOUR professional who that week did the same, go here: http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showt...+vegas+d aryl.

:salut:

HungryBear 11-30-2009 03:20 PM

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Why is JB's right palm up at both address and impact? Why does it look like only #2 accumulator release before impact and @3 no release until after impact? If there is right arm thrust from his swing can it be other than with a pitch motion if the right palm remains up?

Daryl 11-30-2009 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by HungryBear (Post 69323)
Why is JB's right palm up at both address and impact?

I see it at Impact but its questionable. I wish there were a better video with a close up.


Quote:

Originally Posted by HungryBear (Post 69323)
Why does it look like only #2 accumulator release before impact and @3 no release until after impact?

I think you're correct. He Uncocks and Swivels his Left Wrist before Impact. He should Hinge through Impact but it looks more like a Flip and Bent Left Wrist from the birds eye view.


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Originally Posted by HungryBear (Post 69323)
If there is right arm thrust from his swing can it be other than with a pitch motion if the right palm remains up?

It looks like he hurls the Right Forearm Flying Wedge through Impact. Like skipping a stone across water. No doubt that its accelerating from a Pitched Elbow.

innercityteacher 03-19-2010 12:36 AM

I almost understand this and I am LMAO!
 
:laughing9


If he did truly hit, would JB stop his hands at shoulder height and drive his inmpact hands straight to his aiming point?

Thanks.

Patrick


Quote:

Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 66022)
He sure looks likes he "actively" thrusts. Except for Pitch Elbow, I see Hitting Alignments.

There are two possibilities;

1. He should thrust from Punch elbow. That would be an interesting experiment.
2. He is the missing link between Hitters and Swingers. From the lost tribe.
3. You can hit from Pitch despite the fact you may technically be pulling.


O.B.Left 03-19-2010 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by innercityteacher (Post 71567)
:laughing9


If he did truly hit, would JB stop his hands at shoulder height and drive his inmpact hands straight to his aiming point?

Thanks.

Patrick


Without going back and rereading all of these posts..........I got a game in an hour to get ready for.......

Yes, If he was 12-1 'ing it. But there are options for the Hitter and the nature of right arm participation can be very hard to label sometimes. A Hitter could for instance go to End then undue a little #2 Angle and return to a classic Hitters Top, a "bounce" like David Toms or KJ Choi. Take out the little Delivery Path Arc from End to Top and then Drive Load. Is this a recommendable procedure or an attempt to get the club parallel to the ground, Position golf? I dunno. You could argue it both ways. There's a good chance neither of those guys know why they bounce I bet. I do it when Drive Loading myself and it looks to my eyes like a 12-1 with some unnecessary added flourishes. Changes are hard to make. The physics of Thrusting tends to reveal itself.

If you're a Hitter with Drag Loading then going to End makes more sense. Your loading the knuckle instead of the first joint in the #3pp etc. There are trillions of options. But 12-1 and 12-2 is for sure the place to start. You've got to be able walk before you run etc etc. Master them first before you move on. Not that you need to move on or anything. 12-1 can be like cheating for some. Very useful. Homer thought we'd learn to absolutely love it, just as written.

JB probably doesnt know , doesnt care about 12-1. But he is subject to the physics of Hitting , assuming he is Hitting. I think he is. Hitting Alignments reveal themselves, however slight they may be. That is inescapable. Like the glare of your wifes eye as you're getting your clubs ready to leave .............got to go..

innercityteacher 03-20-2010 12:12 AM

Thanks OB. 72 degrees here tomorrow.
 
1st round of year and 1st TGM round.:laughing9

I was so confused at the end of last year that I got out my old Nick Faldo books and pretended to be him with better interpersonal skill, however.:eyes:

Swing thoughts for the day: Waggle the hit above the ball but on plane from address hands. Keep tripod firm and watch the ball get smashed! Steady acceleration!

If I shoot above a 45 on front 9, use the swing motion to save the score!

Good luck to all of us and good weather!:golf:

Patrick


Quote:

Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 71569)
With out going back and rereading all of these posts..........I got a game in an hour to get ready for.......

Yes, If he was 12-1 'ing it. But there are options for the Hitter and the nature of right arm participation can be very hard to label sometimes. A Hitter could for instance go to End then undue a little #2 Angle and return to a classic Hitters Top, a "bounce" like David Toms or KJ Choi. Take out the little Delivery Path Arc from End to Top and then Drive Load. Is this a recommendable procedure or an attempt to get the club parallel to the ground, Position golf? I dunno. You could argue it both ways. There's a good chance neither of those guys know why they bounce I bet. I do it when Drive Loading myself and it looks to my eyes like a 12-1 with some unnecessary added flourishes. Changes are hard to make. The physics of Thrusting tends to reveal itself.

If you're a Hitter with Drag Loading then going to End makes more sense. Your loading the knuckle instead of the first joint in the #3pp etc. There are trillions of options. But 12-1 and 12-2 is for sure the place to start. You've got to be able walk before you run etc etc. Master them first before you move on. Not that you need to move on or anything. 12-1 can be like cheating for some. Very useful. Homer thought we'd learn to absolutely love it, just as written.

JB probably doesnt know , doesnt care about 12-1. But he is subject to the physics of Hitting , assuming he is Hitting. I think he is. Hitting Alignments reveal themselves, however slight they may be. That is inescapable. Like the glare of your wifes eye as you're getting your clubs ready to leave .............got to go..


mb6606 03-20-2010 11:41 AM

Where is Daryl? I miss his posts.

12 piece bucket 03-27-2010 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by mb6606 (Post 71576)
Where is Daryl? I miss his posts.

And mike o too . . . I miss peeing on his leg.


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