Have any of you found that the RIGHT FOREARM TAKEAWAY, and/or PICKUP, can activate the right arm in such a way as to encourage too active of a right arm for a Swinger? The Swinger wants his right arm Passive-- 3 Barrel, during the release sequence.
What do you think?
I got a theory on some of this active right arm business that some folks teach with swinging . . .
If you have "perverted" Axis Tilt you have disrupted your relation to low point severely. Thus the compensatory moves that result . . .
The body knows that you some how have to get to the ball so the right arm activates to get the handle and clubhead to the ball . . . the Left Wrist Arches . . . All that head falling back causes major under plane issues and a Plane Line that is shifted well to the right . . . which inturn causes a need for major Swiveling to get the ball to start on some relation to the proper "start line".
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Originally Posted by DukeNasty
The big question I have always had is if there is a difference between RFP for hitters and swingers. How is the turn and roll of the left wrist reconciled between swingers and hitters or is there a difference? Thanks.
E.
a few quotes might help, dukenasty:
1. 7-1," the grips of hitters and swingers must differ in tightness."
2. 7-9, " whether using address or impact position(7-9) , the swinger must set up a "swinging" motion; the hitter a "carrying" motion(10-19) to comply with the lag loading procedures 7-19-1/2/3. "
and 3. 7-3, " for hitting (10-19-a), the right forearm should be precisely in-line with and directly oposed to - the motion of the on plane loading action(7-22) of the entire prmary lever assembly(6-A) not just the clubshaft, and this alignment maintained thru impact (2-j-3, 4-d). for swinging(10-19-c) the right forearm should be precisely in-line with - and directly opposed to - the motion of he on plane loading action of the secondary lever assembly ( the clubshaft ) and this alignment maintained through impact. "
and to think that on a very inferior website i've been called a book regurgitator. i really can't understand why ?
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1. 7-1," the grips of hitters and swingers must differ in tightness."
2. 7-9, " whether using address or impact position(7-9) , the swinger must set up a "swinging" motion; the hitter a "carrying" motion(10-19) to comply with the lag loading procedures 7-19-1/2/3. "
and 3. 7-3, " for hitting (10-19-a), the right forearm should be precisely in-line with and directly oposed to - the motion of the on plane loading action(7-22) of the entire prmary lever assembly(6-A) not just the clubshaft, and this alignment maintained thru impact (2-j-3, 4-d). for swinging(10-19-c) the right forearm should be precisely in-line with - and directly opposed to - the motion of he on plane loading action of the secondary lever assembly ( the clubshaft ) and this alignment maintained through impact. "
and to think that on a very inferior website i've been called a book regurgitator. i really can't understand why ?
2008 is the future of golf instruction and the future of golf instruction is the golfing machine revolution !!!!!!
your golfing machine comrade in arms !!!!
What a great thread. Yoda, thanks for reiterating the role of the right arm in the golf swing. That is what I have been working on for the last several months, and it really is producing good results.
1. 7-1," the grips of hitters and swingers must differ in tightness."
2. 7-9, " whether using address or impact position(7-9) , the swinger must set up a "swinging" motion; the hitter a "carrying" motion(10-19) to comply with the lag loading procedures 7-19-1/2/3. "
and 3. 7-3, " for hitting (10-19-a), the right forearm should be precisely in-line with and directly oposed to - the motion of the on plane loading action(7-22) of the entire prmary lever assembly(6-A) not just the clubshaft, and this alignment maintained thru impact (2-j-3, 4-d). for swinging(10-19-c) the right forearm should be precisely in-line with - and directly opposed to - the motion of he on plane loading action of the secondary lever assembly ( the clubshaft ) and this alignment maintained through impact. "
and to think that on a very inferior website i've been called a book regurgitator. i really can't understand why ?
2008 is the future of golf instruction and the future of golf instruction is the golfing machine revolution !!!!!!
your golfing machine comrade in arms !!!!
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Could someone post some pictures of Right Forearm in relation to the "on plane loading" concerning the Swing vs. Hit. There are pictures in 10-3-A and 10-3-B, but some more could be helpful.
i looked up book regurgitator in the devil's dictionary. it is code for a technical term.
it means that you have asked for reasons for assertions made by an egomaniac with an inferiority complex and he has stopped the game by taking his ball and going home.
we will hang the ortodox golf instructors with the rope that they sold us !!!
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How can you tell the difference between an inferiority and superiority complex in someone that is arrogant?
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"In my experience, if you stay with the essentials you WILL build a repeatable swing undoubtedly. If you can master the Imperatives you have a champion" (Vikram).
The reason you can't sustain the lag is because you are so eager to make the club move fast (a reaction to the intent of "hitting it far"). So on a full shot you throw it away too early, which doesn't happen for your short chip. (bts)
Who cares? It is the arrogant part that is a turnoff........
I'm a psychology major, these things are important!
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"In my experience, if you stay with the essentials you WILL build a repeatable swing undoubtedly. If you can master the Imperatives you have a champion" (Vikram).
The reason you can't sustain the lag is because you are so eager to make the club move fast (a reaction to the intent of "hitting it far"). So on a full shot you throw it away too early, which doesn't happen for your short chip. (bts)
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