LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - Air-time Thread: Air-time View Single Post #3067 02-04-2012, 11:42 AM airair Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Norway Posts: 5,930 9) Address 3-F-5 THE ADDRESS ROUTINE Most misshots are lost at Address – by not mentally spelling out exactly the selected Stroke Variations and their technique and Feel. The most effective check-out procedure for both Practice and Play are: 1. The Practice Stroke 2. The Waggle – Address and Start Down 3. The Forward Press ♦ Stand closer, feel on top of the ball with Right Forearm On Plane. Forearm on plane requires lower right shoulder. ♦ Work HARD on set up alignments, Right Forearm On Plane, club and left arm straight from left shoulder to club-head. Flying Wedge Drills. ♦ The Level Left Wrist is the mid-Wrist Condition between Cocked and Uncocked. It exists (in the perpendicular plane of motion) when a line from the first knuckle of the forefinger is in-line with the forearm. SET UP WITH THE WEIGHT OVER THE ANKLES. I wouldn't judge a correct address position by the hands position relative to anything. Your hands will adjust themselves when you perform a naturally balanced stance. When a man stands erect the line drawn starting from the neck through hips, knees and ending at ankles is practically straight and perpendicular to the ground. Now, when a man bends and wants to remain in balance equilibrium, he must stick his butt out of his heels in order to counterbalance the upper body + head = new position. If he doesn't do it, the natural balance is lost and he needs to use his feet muscles to prevent from falling down which can result in overall problems with balance through the entire motion. The weight vector goes too much to the toes then, like in your case. __________________ Air airair View Public Profile Send a private message to airair Find all posts by airair