LynnBlakeGolf Forums - View Single Post - Hazards of Impact Fix at Start-up and Brian Gay vs Jeff Hull etc. Thread: Hazards of Impact Fix at Start-up and Brian Gay vs Jeff Hull etc. View Single Post #17 12-07-2010, 09:43 PM miji Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 14 TGM says EA is passive at address for swingers. I would associate an "Impact Fix" address position as one that includes EA in order to establish the same geometry that, for the swinger, will ACTUALLY be a result of CF during the swing. The comment above regarding the benefits of adjusted address as it relates to a lagging (or dragging?) takeaway, in my opinion, is probably spot on. One of the pros that I work with actually wants me to feel as if I could drag the club over a 2x4 on the takeaway--clearly not conducive to impact fix address or active EA. Although I'm not nearly qualified enough to question whether the swinger really employs RFT...I do know that when I start at Impact Fix and use active EA, my RFT clearly controls the pivot. When I take it back from adjusted address, disengage the right tricep (EA) and try to feel the loading at the top in PP#3...I really feel like there is as much of a contribution from the hips on the takeaway and they "help" the RFT to the top . I figure the hips are the motor driving the swingers CF on the downswing...why shouldn't they do the same on the backswing. I'm very interested in other's replies to Knob on this. miji View Public Profile Send a private message to miji Find all posts by miji