[innercityteacher]

Small Moves/Powerful Moves!

Start Down. It is recommended that the hip turn be preceded by a hip slide parallel to the plane line so body power (the coiled left side) then can pull the butt of the clubshaft and the right shoulder toward the plane line before the pivot can turn itself too far inside the plane line and have to stretch unnecessarily to reach the ball. This also disrupts the pivot component release sequence necessary for this swinging procedure of longitudinal acceleration of the clubhead which duplicates the process of pulling an arrow from a quiver which motion is to be maintained until the release swiches ends with adjustable rapidity. The knees passing through the sit down position maintains the left side assignment of turning the body to generate centrifugal force. Power package muscle power (right triceps thrust) can make a miniscule contribution and only with great effort during a swing procedure.

A slight forward hip slide leads everything down! Hitters can hit if they want to! But it is a hip slide, not a knee slide which would throw the machine off balance.

That's what I got so far, anyway!

Oops, nice summary by Yoda!

http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showt...ad#p ost25771 #8

'Swaying Knees' (the Zone 1 Pivot aberration that caused the
Dipping Left Shoulder) have nothing to do with the Delayed Hit (the
sophisticated application of Zone 2 Power). To the extent possible,
the Head and Knees remain Stationary during the Stroke. Between these two
extremes -- the Stationary Head and the Stationary Knees and Feet -- the
Shoulders Turn, the Hips Turn and Shift and the Spine Tilts. If you "Sway"
the Knees, you Sway the Stroke. Or Bob the Stroke. Or both. Not a good thing

I don't know if I'll look like Steve Stricker if I can do this, but I think I will hit the ball better!

Thanks, Lynn, HK, BC, and my fellow Americans!

ICT