[innercityteacher]

Jerry, are you still thrusting? With my driver, my thrust is easily 90% or better distance of my best swing and so repeatable!

My GSEB told me to push my back shoulder back with extensor action, and then let it rip lineaerly then on the angle. I don't have a framework for this yet! Pushing back the shoulder is very simple and solid. By keeping wedges intact, I can see their path from the top to impact past the front foot to both arms straight. Thrusting down produces an observable second gear. I think EDZ mentioned somewhere that putting the ball back a bit with longer clubs would actually increase compression. If I ignore my clubface and determine to focus only on thrusting my hands and ppt# 3 past my aimpoint, will that dial up even more power? Could it be that simple and logical?

If I tilt my club handle forward a bit more, and thrust down, the clubface will be moving down, out and forward. Is that linear enough? Will that account for a correct ball flight? (I hit a 225 yard 14 degree 3 wood fade on purpose to 4 feet below the hole AND SANK THAT PUTT on Saturday.)The motor propelling the move should not matter, correct? Hitting or swinging will still have the same aimpoint? The motions of hips turnong or shoulder pushes or front foot pulls back hip out of the way are all different paths to the bottom of the aimpoint?

Yes, Jerry, the interconnectedness of these concepts would thrill a physicist/a doctor/ an engineer or a systemmatic theologian!

Patrick

I love reading your posts of discoveries.
One of the nice things you will find is that given what you have learned, any golf ball will do.
I used to be interested in all the latest equipment. Now I am interested in the latest posts at LBG and how in the world will I incorporate them.
Isn't this just the nuts Patrick?