[innercityteacher]

Something else Lynn spent time with me on was a backward Pivot LAG. Here's a good set of exercises from EDZ.

Here's the thread:

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=5448&highlight=right+thumb#post54 48



Lag the hands back to load PP # 3 from Standard Address AND WAIT FOR IT TO HIT YOUR BACK SO THAT YOUR WRISTS FULLY LOAD AND LAG IS FULLY DEVELOPED FOR FULL WRECKING BALL POWER (STAY IN BALANCE PRACTICE THIS) EDZ also reminded us to think "heavy and smooth,)
and that club will crash Down on that little ball as you Pivot back!

IC T

This is helpful, imho.



Here's the thread:

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3973&highlight=right+thumb#post39 73




The Feel Of The Clubhead Lag -- Word Games

Originally Posted by Yoda

Quote:

Originally Posted by streak Right now I'm using it to get the feel of PP3 accepting the resistance of the shaft, not creating it, which is hard for me to physically adapt to. Whadya think? Thanks.

[Bold by Yoda.]
This is really, really great, Streak.

Just substitute the words 'Clubhead Lag' -- the inertia of the Lagging Sweet Spot which does not want to go along with you -- for the word 'Shaft' and you've got it.

Homer: "It [the Lag] just sags in there [the meaty part of the Right Forefinger]. It goes along because it has to. You don't throw the Club: You drag it through like a baby brother."
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Slow and Heavy in every direction!

IC T