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jerry1967 08-28-2007 08:51 AM

swinger and Single hand action
 
Can a swinger use Single hand action?

12 piece bucket 08-28-2007 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by jerry1967 (Post 45349)
Can a swinger use Single hand action?

No question . . . Example one Jack Nicklaus and anybody that Swings with a 10-2-D grip.







You can Swing with Punch Elbow too . . .


12 piece bucket 08-28-2007 09:17 AM

Here's you some Standard Wrist Action . . . G.P. Swivels faster than anybody . . . this picture don't really do it justice.




golfbulldog 08-28-2007 04:22 PM

I see alot of pros use single wrist action ( or at least a delayed swivel).... the consequences are seen in the right forearm position at the top though ...no?

jack and flying right elbow?? is that a consequence of single wrist action?

It seems that with an early swivel/standard wrist action you can get your right elbow down in a position to load the shaft at end...all that stuff in 7-3 - right?

jerry1967 08-28-2007 04:23 PM

Thank you very much!

12 piece bucket 08-28-2007 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by golfbulldog (Post 45357)
I see alot of pros use single wrist action ( or at least a delayed swivel).... the consequences are seen in the right forearm position at the top though ...no?

jack and flying right elbow?? is that a consequence of single wrist action?

It seems that with an early swivel/standard wrist action you can get your right elbow down in a position to load the shaft at end...all that stuff in 7-3 - right?

I'd say flying elbow is a combination of wrist action and plane angle . . . if you look at his wedges even though they are "high" the are aligned perfectly.


golfbulldog 08-28-2007 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket (Post 45360)
I'd say flying elbow is a combination of wrist action and plane angle . . . if you look at his wedges even though they are "high" the are aligned perfectly.


What way is his right forearm positioned to load the shaft though?? compared with Yoda video on " pp3 where are you ?"... looks more like hitter?? UNLESS ( and this is what i guess he does/did) was to get that right forearm in a float loading swinging position to stress it , as per 7-3 for swinger, on the downswing?? right ?? maybe??..

bts 08-29-2007 02:35 AM

Absolutely!!!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jerry1967 (Post 45349)
Can a swinger use Single hand action?

A swinger is supposed to use single hand (right or left) action with both hands.

12 piece bucket 08-29-2007 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by golfbulldog (Post 45361)
What way is his right forearm positioned to load the shaft though?? compared with Yoda video on " pp3 where are you ?"... looks more like hitter?? UNLESS ( and this is what i guess he does/did) was to get that right forearm in a float loading swinging position to stress it , as per 7-3 for swinger, on the downswing?? right ?? maybe??..

I'd say you can't get too caught up in the "looks" of things. The FIRST and FOREMOST to consider in Swinging or Hitting is simply this . . .

Hitting is PUSHING.

Swinging is PULLING.

The components may or may not "look" Swingie or Hittie . . . sometimes only the player may know. I would be willing to bet everything in Mike O's fridge that Nicklaus is Swinging despite the "looks."

golfbulldog 08-29-2007 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by 12 piece bucket (Post 45371)
I'd say you can't get too caught up in the "looks" of things. The FIRST and FOREMOST to consider in Swinging or Hitting is simply this . . .

Hitting is PUSHING.

Swinging is PULLING.

The components may or may not "look" Swingie or Hittie . . . sometimes only the player may know. I would be willing to bet everything in Mike O's fridge that Nicklaus is Swinging despite the "looks."

Absolutely agree with you - especially with a single frame of a highly dynalmic motion!! But his elbow position must change on the downswing to stress the shaft in a swingers style surely?? ie a player that goes to flying elbow at end can only stress the shaft appropriately if they float load and get the right forearm into good position on the downswing???

MAybe...


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