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I sense plenty of overlap around here.......
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Hey Bagger- I don't want to be a pain but only eight emoticons per post??!!!??? I had 15 and it said it would only allow me 8!!!! Where is my premium membership that allows unlimited emoticons per post- I want it now!:crybaby: |
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More Cow Bell!!!
Mike PM'd me today.
"Bagger - I got a fever, and the only prescription is more emoticon. I gotta have more emoticon!!!" I'm not sure what to make of it, but like mullet rock and cowbells I have to oblige. |
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I ask because I like a sequenced release feel and trying to incorporate it into my swing helped alot! But i just can not explain to myself why the uncocking stops at level...:( :eyes: My thoughts so far are that it occurs because the sweetspot is off the axis of the shaft...or rather the sweetspot plane (ie the one that matters) is off the axis of the shaft....and then I start to get cloudy physics... not sure... at low point...maximum extension...there will be a straight line between left shoulder and sweetspot ( in an uncompensated swing) and the shoulder, elbow and wrist will take on whatever form is required to achieve this...the body follows the physics... But joining up the explaination between release ( cocked , turned left wrist ) and low point... my thoughts are cloudy ...any help please.... why does the left wrist not fully uncock and then roll...that is my question!!... the rest was pre-amble...or just ramble!!!:laughing9 |
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You asked the Magic question. The Magic of the Right Forearm Question. Pass Go and collect 200 dollars. The Left Wrist is passing through its “Level” position at Impact. Consider the Left Arm as a Rope tied to the Clubshaft at one end and Your Left Shoulder at the other. All Left Wrist Action (Bending, Cocking, Rolling) is controlled by the Level and Bent Right Wrist and Right Elbow. From the Left Wrists point of view, it’s doing the Uncocking, but from the Right Elbows point of view, as it straightens, it Uncocks the Left Wrist. Therefore, fully Straightened Right Arm equals Uncocked Left Wrist. Following Impact, at full extension, both Arms are Straight but the Right Wrist has remained Level and Bent. This is all in the Cliff Notes. Page 821 paragraph 16. :) Illustration #549, the "Swingers Release Sequence" High Speed COLOR photo's should help to understand this better. |
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Does that mean that is the right wrist were not level then the left wrist would not be level at impact too...or would that just be a timing issue and hence highly variable?? Lightbulb not fully on yet...but it has started to flicker... |
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If your Right Wrist is Level and Bent at Impact Fix and you return to impact with the same alignments, then, your Left Wrist will be identical to its alignments when it was at Impact Fix: Flat and Level. FLV/BLV |
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A swinger's left wrist is uncocked due to centrifugal force. |
making sense - thanks Daryl!
If you were to swing purely left armed ( like a right arm above elbow amputee) and you did a sequenced release ... then would the left wrist uncock fully ( ie. beyond level)...BEFORE it then rolled?? ie. it is only the impact fix "level" alignmnent of the right forearm/wrist that means that left wrist stops uncocking at level and then rolls? Is that correct? |
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2. The Left Wrist doesn't 'stop uncocking' at Impact. The Left Wrist from Release to both Arms Straight continues to Uncock. The uncocking will pass through Level at Impact if your Right Wrist remains Level Throughout The Stroke and if it was Level at Impact Fix. |
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Nah . . . too easy. |
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This is a question I have too that was not addressed...what's makes it more interesting are the pictures from 9-3-6 thru 9-3-10 appear to be taken from an angle and not directly face on making the path appear more vertical. From DTL what does the belt look like and what is its relationship to the elbow plane and turned shoulder plane. |
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