[6bmike]

Should one feel that the pivot pulls everything? I have been working on the pivot starting my downswing but then it is overtaken.

I am having a hard time understanding how the pivot could keep on rotating but the right shoulder staying down and back. If the hips and upper body just keep rotating through the swing the right shoulder would move down out toward the plane line and then toward the target right?

Do the hips go then slow down, pulling the shoulders which then slow down and allows the hands and club to over take.

This is what I am currently feeling but the flight seems too high. I feel that I could hit a much more driven looking shot if I feel that I cover the shot with my right side/shoulder.

Could someone please point me in the right direction.

I need help with (axis tilt and throwout) I need to understand them better and help would be nice.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery...ry.php?cat=517

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/gallery...ngSwinging.wmv


First, check out the HitSwing Video that Lynn posted- one of the first clips and truly needed as a foundation in everyone’s study of TGM.
Second, you misunderstand the right shoulder movement. Back and Down on an INCLINE PLANE. It is not Down then OUT then Through.
It is DOWNOUTTHROUGH.
If I said show me Down, show me OUT, show me THROUGH. The Movement for each one would be the same. When you move on an incline plane- it flows in one direction- DOWNOUTTHROUGH.
The idea of keeping the right shoulder Back and Down is to prevent over the top- pure OUT with no movement on the three dimensional incline plane.

Axis Tilt- I don’t care what anyone says- the FIRST movement is a Hip slide with coordinated and educated Hands. The Hips need to bump before they turn. The hips need to build a lane for the hands. THIS is what keeping the right shoulder BACK and DOWN is.

Check out the video- it is the second link. The first puts you in the Lynn Blake Gallery section with other fog lifting instructional clips.