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innercityteacher 05-14-2010 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Daryl (Post 72717)
Pardon me for thread-jacking but I was wondering if those who have a "TALY" find themselves adopting a Straight-line Delivery Path (no Downstroke Plane Shift) in order to maintain a Flat Left Wrist?

If someone knows the answer to that question, please remark on how the Taly has helped adjust your procedures.

Also.....has anyone ever tried to bend the Taly and used it to monitor the Right Forearm Flying Wedge?
Daryl!!!!!! Dooohhhhhhhh! No threadjacking! Who do you think you are? MOI?

innercityteacher 05-14-2010 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by JerryG (Post 72720)
I have been working on straight line delivery path for a year, D, but I have mainly just used the TALY for chipping and pitching while I work on hinges and especially FLW/BRW. I also use it for putting some.
Kev Carter introduced me to Straight-line Delivery Path last summer and I have been trying to make it a habit. Most of my practice is in basic motion and acquired with SLDP (looks like an educational acronym). Sometimes I have the TALY on, but I have not thought about plane shift.
I did see a fellow on some vid clip put the TALY on his right arm. I think it was for definition of aim point or something. I'm not sure.
I'm going to have to do some ruminatin'.
Sometimes, late at night, I wear my TALY and my dogs go crazy! But, I don't like to talk about it!

dlam 05-14-2010 03:55 PM
Yes, I did try a specialty glove that keeps my left wrist flat. It did help me hit crisper wedge shot and full iron shots.
On the short chips and putt, the FLW isnt allows neccessary. Does Homer's principles extent to the putting as well ?

BerntR 05-14-2010 06:09 PM
A short game where the left wrist doesn't break down will be sharper when you're playing your best. But more important: It can give you a "low maintainance" short game.

JerryG 05-14-2010 08:29 PM
And don't forget Neutral Left Wrist Cock. That is a must. It is easy to have it more cocked, but things go haywire. Make sure it is Neutral. See Brian Gay's chipping. Perfect.

Daryl 05-14-2010 08:43 PM
"Level" Left Wrist. :)

JerryG 05-14-2010 10:44 PM
Got it. Thanks.
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BerntR 05-15-2010 07:23 AM
innercityteacher,

Congrats with the progress.

I enjoyed your report from the range.

O.B.Left 05-15-2010 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Daryl (Post 72736)
"Level" Left Wrist. :)
Thread jacker! Thread jacker! Please start an thread on "Sameness" and cease and desist.

Daryl 05-15-2010 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by O.B.Left (Post 72756)
Thread jacker! Thread jacker! Please start an thread on "Sameness" and cease and desist.
I only suggested a terminology correction. If I get caught again, they're going to limit my Forum participation to: " Dusted & Fried -- Down Home with 12 piece bucket " :laughing9


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