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Originally Posted by airair (Post 89662)

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.

That will for sure be your best direction for improvement. We talk a lot of theory, and Homer Kelley left us a TON of room for preference. One on one with YODA will keep you on YOUR track for improvement with no doubts, no theory, no preference, just your very own MAGIC!

Kevin

What are the fundamental alignments of a good Pivot?

Right forearm and elbow and elbow plane..

The incrediBle Ben HOGAN PHOTOS

Relationships . . . #3 Angle, Plane Angle, & Clubface Motion

best way to stay on plane

On the practice tees of America . . .

On the PGA TOUR . . .

And even on The Golf Channel on Saturday of The Barclays . . .

The Stressed Clubshaft (Clubhead Control and Power) . . . .

The Flat Left Wrist (Clubface Control and Rhythm) . . .

The Straight Plane Line (Clubshaft Control and the Inclined Plane of Motion).

Think on these things.

Make at least modest strides toward them.

And realize the golf of your dreams.

"The bump" to start downswing

Tom Tomasello Swinging Motion

The Finish Swivel

10-9-A Is "Dragging the Club" Back Okay?

From The Top -- Your Way

To Roll Or Not To Roll That Is The Question

The Hands And The Three Zones

Hinge Action not in Zone #3

I've Looked...Now It's Time To Leap!

More Hand Controlled Pivot Stuff

Thats four posts in 9 minutes folks. Totally unprecedented in the world of sport. Go Air Go!

P.S Ill let you know if you start linking us to your own posts from earlier in the same day. Otherwise keep it coming.

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Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 89734)

Good to know..

Sections, components, alignments, lanes, variations, action, motion, accumulators, Pressure Points, Power Package, Extensor Action, Lag Pressure, Flying Wedges etc . Take an aspirin.

Just plane confused!

Detonum's stroke sequence

2-F - Plane Of Motion, Sweet Spot vs. Shaft Plane

2-J-1 Impact Alignments

starting down for swingers

"The bump" to start downswing

The endless belt, help

Left arm rotary movement in the backstroke

Maximising distance with TGM

How do you know if you're a swinger or hitter?

Grip Pressure 10-1-0

Interesting . Thank you Air.

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Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 89770)

Interesting . Thank you Air.

Which one did you have in mind?