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I hope you can all see this!

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You can get your hands to the magical "Both Arms Straight " position in two ways with a bent right wrist/flat left wrist. You can RFT or lag back from Impact fix or a viable address position but then you "must" (I am a newbie so relax on this word ok?) hold the right bicep or isometrically flex it tight to your side as you come down.

When I did this yesterday, I gained the ability to let centrifugal force, generated by my Pivot, shoot or piston my right elbow and power package, fully assembled, past the plane of the ball so the divot happened in front of the ball BECAUSE I WAS NOT THROWING AWAY THE POWER PACKAGE! You can also just extend your right elbow fully keeping your right wrist bent aiming the # 3 PP which is what I do on all my sand shots and pitches and what I will remember to do on my chips.

THERE IS MORE THAN ENOUGH POWER IN THE "BOTH ARMS STRAIGHT POSITION" TO HIT THE BALL AS FAR AS YOU NEED TO! How else could Gary player or smaller golfers hit the ball as far as Ernie Els? Both arms straight compresses the ball and sustains the lag throughout the entire strike whether a hit or a swing!

http://youtu.be/6yXDNHmYbig

http://youtu.be/8yTKajwHVkc

Throwaway starts the second you straighten your back bicep! Look at Lynn's back elbow, it is responding to his Pivot aimed by his hands!

http://youtu.be/2fxYwo9-0GY

Whenever I needed full power yesterday, and often when I didn't, I kept the tension in the back bicep and carried the elbow as far as I could completely trusting the centrifugal force to release the club where my hand aimed it!

It feels as if I am, uhmm, DRAGGING A WET MOP!!!!! THE BACK ELBOW ZIPS DOWN WHAT FEELS LIKE A GREASED RAIL AND THEN THE BALL GOES FURTHER THAN YOU WOULD EVER EXPECT! I hit a 140 yard 9 iron yesterday up a hill to the backside of a green that stayed in the air forever and cratered an inch deep. If it hadn't hit the green, it would've run out beyond 150 yards. I hit a 52 degree wedge 120 yards over a pin. So, the Pivot has to be gauged to shoot the elbow or bicep or #3 PP at the right speed!

I didn't score well yesterday because I was always well past the pin in weird places or really far off the tee where I was not use to hitting anything!

I don't know why tour players say they "loosen up" when they want to hit the ball far, maybe they flip the club faster?

Anyway, thanks Lynn and fellas!


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