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Old 08-10-2008, 02:59 PM
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Training your #3 pressure point!
Originally Posted by sawblade View Post
Jump in on this one guys. I know what TGM says and can trace to both arms straight. Personally, I must incorporate #1 pp or I am lost. Looking for ways to teach it better. A drill? A training aid? Your personal feel? Feel to Mechanics? Ha Ho! Thanks fellas
These are all great questions! 3 out of 4 presure points are in the hands and any one of them or combination can sense clubhead accleration rate and direction but Mr. Kelley in his work stated herein unless otherwise specified, always refers to Pressure Point #3 for sensing clubhead lag. So, #1 pressure point is o.k. If you don't mind I will refer to the work of Mr. Kelley I have decovered at training device call the Pure Ball Striker it senses the clubhead lag pressure point that Mr. Kelley refered to in his book under THE SECRET Ch. 6-C-2-0.
6-C-2-A THE ESSENCE of clubhead lag technique is that it is always both aiming and thrusting.
The player must have the awareness to monitor through feel and be able to sense to location direction of their individual motions. Again, Mr. Kelley talks about this in Chapter 5 Monitor the Clubhead Deviery Line by "Tracing" along it with the Right Forearm. This is done as though a flashlight were lashed to the Right Forearm, with the #3 Pressure Point as the lens, causing its beam to move along the Reference Line (Study 4-D and 6-J-0).
The #3 Pressure Point is a thread thoughout The Golfing Machine. Clubhead Lag Pressure is the Secret to Golf according to Mr. Kelley and it is simple, elusive, indispensable, without substitute or compenstion, and always present (6-C-1).
There is more to be written about #3 Pressure Point.
Tryhttp://www.pureballstriker.com.
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