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♦ Hula-Hula, hips and left knee move towards target at or just before start
down
♦ The Hips pull the Shoulders Down Plane. The minimal Hip Slide -- just
enough to get the Weight to the Left Foot -- allows the Right Shoulder to
remain On Plane during the Start Down. Then, in full Strokes, the Hip
Turn/Action thrusts the Shoulder Downplane toward the Ball, thus
providing the initial Acceleration and Delivery of the Loaded Power
Package to Release.
♦ A sharp Backstroke Turn, a Down-stroke Hip Slide only (before the Arm
Motion begins) encourages "On Plane" Pivot alignments. So it's -- Turn,
Slide, Swing, while my Right Hip remains in its Turned condition.
The Golfing Machine (Third Edition / 3-F-5)