The One Piece Takeaway
 

thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU.
 

9-1 Zone 1
 

YODA is giving you all the pieces my friend, just need him to keep an eye on you. I can't wait to see and hear about your trip to Cuscowilla this spring, he will be very proud of all the hard work you have done.

Kevin

Not all the pieces find their natural place in the brain in the first or second attempt. Last time I asked questions on the forum about the start down waggle allthough we had done a ton of them, but I hadn't recognized what we were doing at the moment.

I could give you several other examples, but I don't want to bore you...

I guess I know a little more this time. But the body doesn't always do what it's supposed to do, I have noticed..

Question
 

Working on the 12 sections and the 45 alignments - how important is to know all of the 24 components of your stroke pattern - swinging or hitting?

Flying Wedge Alignments
 

How To Practice When your in an Elevator.

The Flying Wedges should be Aligned at 90 degrees to each other.

Only by maintaining the alignment in the pictures below, will the Flying Wedges be Aligned at 90 degrees at the end of a "Right Forearm Takeaway" Start-up and ONLY then can you use the "Magic of the Right Forearm" to Cock the Left Wrist without Cocking the Right Wrist.

There are no-other Takeaways that can do this and there is no other Wedge Alignment that can use the "Magic of the Right Forearm". "Magic of the Right Forearm" ONLY works if the Wedges are aligned at 90 degrees.

Place your Left Hand vertical
With your Right Hand Horizontal, Place it below the Left Hand
Use your Right Hand to Grip your Left Hand. Left Wrist is Flat, Vertical and Level,, the Right Wrist is Bent and Level. Impact Fix.

The Wedges are Aligned and will remain Aligned throughout the Swing.



Practice your Right Forearm Take-away with this grip. No Club needed........

Practice Basic, Acquired and Total Motion with this Grip. This Alignment will allow or cause many other Alignments to fall into place. Your swing will go to the next level immediately.

Any other Hand to Hand Alignment will cause the Wedges to be Aligned other than 90 degree and your Ball Striking will suffer accordingly.

Thanks. You are good at making drawings /diagrams. Would you be so kind to draw in the lines that show the 90 degrees you are talking about?

Vertical Plane Versus Inclined Plane
 

The Master Move
 

Three Release Points
 

The Manipulated Hands Swinger
 

Three Musts fro G.O.L.F
 

Short pitching and chipping 10-3-C
 

Downswing waggles
 

Flying Wedges - 90 degree Planes
 

Thanks for showing this 90 degree angle. I have had problems seeing it.

But I guess the only thing we can do is to have the correct grip in the left and right hand (at impact fix) so the LW is flat and RW is bent (and in plane with the right forearm) and the LAFW and RAFW will appear as a result - and also this right angle without having to reflect any more about it?

I was working on a Lagging Takeaway today after reading the thread above . Thanks so much for all of this research , Air. I think I found something. Something Ill keep for a long time.

Regards
Ob

Glad to hear it. You have helped me many times, so it's only fair that you get something back in return.

Nice drawings again Daryl.

Soomething Ive been wondering about: Working just with the photo on the right in your drawing. If you adopted a 10-2-D left hand grip shouldn't the LAFW rotate to Plane? Single Wrist Action , Right Wrist Bends along the same line as the Left Wrist cocks.

Homer always assumed 10-2-B , 90 degree wedges .... for brevity I suppose. But you got options on the 90 degrees don't you?

Options? The Wedges are 90 degrees or not. Plenty of "Nots" to choose from.

Great drawings and research!
 

Thanks Daryl and Air, never saw those drawings/photos before!

ICT

Do You Feel What I Feel?
 

PP#3 Where are you?/Downswing Layoff
 

Downstroke shoulder lag
 

Need a drill...
 

The Swinger's Left Wrist Action In Start Up
 

Dowel Benefits
 

I've seen a pure hitter, and his name is YodasLuke!
 

12-2-0
 

12-2-0 shows Swinging Basic Pattern in 24 points.
I have seen a video with Paul Hart explaining this to Peter Crocker, but with 3 different variations than in the book (7. edition). I wonder why. Is this from an earlier edition?

No.
13: Standard instead of Rotated
14: Standard instead of Slide
22: Snap instead of Random Sweep
24: Non Auto Sweep instead Auto Sweep.

What's correct? Comments?

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=3005

Right Arm...Fold and Lift or Just Fold ??
 

V.J. And Yoda Talk Short Shots
 

Sayonara to 'Crossing the Line'
 

I'm not sure I've understood correctly your question but in the video I've seem Paul Hart is interpreting Peter Crocker swing pattern in TGM terms.

The 5th ans 6th editions have the variations you highlighted.

It's not the same video. Peter Crocker is reading from the book and Hart explains and shows what it means. It must have been the 6. edition he is reading from then. But that means that Homer Kelley changed his mind about some of the components. I guess that means that he meant that these changes are the correct ones and not the old ones from earlier editions.

Aiming At the Ball: Delivery Line Versus Delivery Path
 

Close Encounters Tape - A Lesson With Lynn
 

Sick of Hacking? A Chat with Lynn Blake
 

Changes from 6th to 7th editions, written posthumous, have created some tension between instructors. Lynn has a thread here somewhere discussing the changes he doesn't agree with, and why. Those with my documents also have a compilation of those posts titled "Bad 7th edition changes" or something to that effect.

If you wish to ask Mr. Hart directly, he hangs out here and is a wonderful man and teacher. Start a thread he can see and he may comment and help.

Kevin

I'm not sure what to ask him. He explained the components as they were at the time. Anyway I need to know my own components. I'll let Yoda tell me what to think and do in March.