[innercityteacher]

Head stuck against the wall and hands back on shoulder plane with slight push or drop the elbow and feel the hands whip through Ball goes straight with nice trajectory! Short thumb! Mid-body hands MacDonald moves freely beneath a stationary head! Ball position is always at my left hip! Runion putting and chips close in or elbow plane.

It is ok to even feel like I am looking at my right shoulder in practice to guarantee the imaginary wall so the vertical un-cocking of the left wrist can fire DOWN! It can even be a right elbow drop or a subtle push of PP # 3 down the plane! If I monitor the swinging of the hands, the hands must be thrown at the left foot! Swing the pen knife tied to the handkerchief!

Hitting works very well if head and shoulder remains at Impact Fix pressed against the wall. Fire the # 3 pressure point ball at left hip let the club catch the hands and fully straighten the left arm!

Thanks Lynn, Kevin, Gerry, Daryl, OB everyone!

ICT

The stationary head by Lynn Blake- I felt this today!

http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=56309&highlight=stationary+head#p ost56309


GolfCatty,

The correct Head position is established at Impact Fix (8-2; 7-. Oncedetermined, the Head should remain Stationary (the First Essential per2-0-A-1 and 1-L-1). Monitor your Impact Fix Head Location carefully. It willprobably be somewhat lower than your present position.

Most players do not maintain the Stationary Head. In fact, manyinstructors even advise that it should move off the Ball (to the right)as part of the Backstroke and Weightshift. Of course, that simply is not thecase for those who have trained themselves to execute the precision alignmentsof The Golfing Machine.

In addition to an improper Head position at Fix, and in many cases because ofit, the Machine is also vulnerable to the third and fourth Snares,Bobbing (3-F-7-C) and Swaying (3-F-7-D). Bobbing's henchman isthe faulty movement of the back or Knees (the Anchors per 7-16), while Swayingrelies on an incorrect weight shift due to a faulty Pivot. Study the sixPivot Components of Zone #1 (9-1) and Translate (per Chapter 3) their Mechanicsas quickly as possible into Identifiable Feels (Introduction). Per 1-L, "...masteryof the Pivot is so essential for good Golf."

Finally, monitor the position of the back at Address. Per 7-9:

"The back should be straight from the neck down--not rounded at thewaist. It is easier to control the rotation of a straight rod than a bentone."


More bonus coverage-this is the HOW TO!

http://lynnblakegolf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3089&highlight=stationary+head#po st3089